
Dubai fund scores first litigation success
Andrew Mizner
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The first UAE-based litigation fund has secured a return from its first case, a DIFC business dispute.
Third-party litigation funder Lexolent has achieved its first victory in a funded case, with its client triumphing in a Dubai case over unpaid commission.
Dubai-based businessman Michael Forbes successfully sued former business partner Robert Kidd in the court of the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Lexolent Litigation Fund SP I, the first third-party fund to be based in th
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