6 tips for international arbitration lawyers when discussing funding options with clients
TheJudge• March 16th, 2017
1. Make clients aware of the full suite of options The legal finance market is potentially more diverse than you might be aware. Unfortunately for attorneys, clients will expect their lawyers to be their primary knowledge source. Ensure you are … Continued
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TheJudge• March 15th, 2017
My career story: “I went from Clifford Chance to litigation funding”
TheJudge• February 6th, 2017
Erika Levin worked in private practice for a variety of firms, including Clifford Chance in New York. She is now senior vice president and general counsel at litigation funder and insurance broker TheJudge. My career story: “I went from Clifford … Continued
Accredited Litigation Funding & ATE Insurance Training
TheJudge• November 24th, 2016
In addition to regularly being invited to speak at national and international conferences, TheJudge has been an industry leader for over a decade in delivering bespoke training sessions for litigation and arbitration departments around the world. Our training sessions will … Continued
Jackson One Year On: Survivor or Victim?
TheJudge• October 25th, 2016
Since the Jackson reforms to civil litigation were introduced this time last year, their impact has been more severe for some than for others. Here, we provide an overview of how different areas of the litigation world have been affected. … Continued
Interview with Dipen Sabharwal
TheJudge• October 25th, 2016
James Blick of TheJudge interviews Dipen Sabharwal, Partner within White & Case’s arbitration group. Click on the video above to watch the interview or alternatively, click here to read a transcript.
Litigation Funding Explained – The Animation
TheJudge• October 25th, 2016
This short video from walks you through how TheJudge can take the stress out of obtaining funding and insurance for your litigation.
Ding Dong is Mitchell Dead?
TheJudge• December 13th, 2015
While there may not have been singing in the street, some recent and interesting developments in case law mean that solicitors who could have been facing heavy sanctions for missing court deadlines may be able to breathe a quiet sigh … Continued
Firms with Benefits: How ATE Can Help Protect Against Professional Negligence and give Fee Earners an Edge
TheJudge• October 6th, 2015
Avoiding Negligence Claims for Failing to Advise – ATE Insurance There can be no doubt that advising client’s on the availability of After the Event (“ATE”) insurance for their case is best practice. Not only is it required under the … Continued