
CJC recommends restoration of UK funding
Robert Li
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The long-awaited final report calls for light-touch regulation of third-party funding, and the drawing of a statutory distinction between it and damages-based agreements.
The UK Civil Justice Council yesterday (2 June) released its long-awaited Final Report on Litigation Funding, with the 150-page document making 58 recommendations which look set to restore the status of third-party funding agreements in England and Wales, and put the mechanism into a better position going forward.
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Access to justice Civil Justice Council Collective redress Collective Redress Lawyers Association – CORLA Contingency fee arrangements Damages-based Agreements England and Wales PACCAR Regulation Report Third-Party Finance Third-party funding UK
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