Articles
The American Patchwork: How Six States Redrew the Rules of Litigation Finance in 2025
By Nick Rowles-Davies In 2025, at least six US states enacted or materially amended statutes regulating third-party litigation funding. Georgia, Kansas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Arizona and ...
Class Action Complexities: The Accounting Landscape for Litigating Law Firms
By Andrew Baker, partner at leading audit, tax and consulting firm RSM UK Law firms engaged in litigation may face numerous accounting and funding challenges, ...
Strategic Withdrawals and the Fragility of Justice: An Analysis of Litigation Funder Exits
By Samuel Arksey Third-party litigation funding (‘TPLF’) is now a multibillion-dollar asset class with a material presence in mass torts, class actions, and complex ...
Stephen Hunt Interview: An Insolvency Veteran on Carving His Own Path and Where Litigation Funders Must Improve
By Nick Rowles-Davies Legal Finance Expert speaks to the practitioners who shaped litigation funding from the inside. When the question came up of who ...
Brussels Blinks: Why the EU Abandoned Harmonised Litigation Funding Regulation and What Fills the Vacuum
By Nick Rowles-Davies In November 2025, European Commissioner Michael McGrath announced that the European Commission would not proceed with legislation on third-party litigation funding.1 ...
The Funding-Readiness Problem Is Solvable
By Jamaal Summerlin, Founder of CaseFin Many firms underestimate what it takes to secure funding for their clients' cases, and it shows in presentation. A ...
Third-Party Litigation Funding
Third-Party Litigation Funding – Available now on Amazon from Nick Rowles-Davies (via Oxford Press)
Third-Party Litigation Funding is the first comprehensive, one-stop reference text designed to help practitioners navigate the complexities of this fast-growing field.
