Articles
The Cross-Undertaking as an Asset
Why the promise standing behind a freezing order is the least examined part of it The order of 28 August By Nick Rowles-Davies On 28 ...
The CJC’s Solicitors Act Proposals
Reform of the Solicitors Act 1974, Part III Four reforms still missing By Jim Diamond The Civil Justice Council (CJC) published its consultation paper on ...
Before the Flood, Again: The American Lobbying Campaign Behind Fair Civil Justice
How a U.S. Chamber campaign acquired a British name and turned the failure of a retail debt issuer into an argument against litigation funding By ...
Regulating the Firm, Not the Funder
The SRA’s consumer-claims consultation and the limits of conduct regulation By Nick Rowles-Davies On 9 July 2026 the Solicitors Regulation Authority opened a consultation ...
The Evolution of Portfolio Assurance in Litigation Funding
By Nick Scott of Comply IQ Advisory As institutional investment continues to grow, continuous oversight is becoming as important as initial due diligence. In the ...
Under Manners: The Two Horns of the SRA
By Gabriel Olearnik The Solicitors Regulation Authority has sent a clear message to the litigation funding market in recent weeks. Its recent guidance on the ...
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.
