Litigation Finance: 10 Questions To Help Advise Your Client
Here's a great analytics tool to help claimholders and their lawyers determine whether litigation finance makes sense for their business.
We, at Lake Whillans, have been writing a lot about litigation finance in order to provide lawyers and claimholders with a framework for thinking about its use and potential benefits. I thought it might be time to take a break from writing, and provide an analytics tool to help claimholders and their lawyers determine whether litigation finance makes sense for the business.
Click here to download the Lake Whillans Guide to Litigation Finance, then answer the ten questions about the business and the underlying litigation, and the analytics tool will evaluate whether it would be more profitable for the business to self-finance or use litigation funding.
Please keep in mind that this is only to provide a framework for thinking about the issue. I am happy to answer any questions that you have about the guide, including how it works, and our methodology. You can email me at drucker@lakewhillans.com.
This column is by Lake Whillans Litigation Finance. To learn more about us, and litigation finance generally, visit us at our website, lakewhillans.com.To ask a specific question, suggest a topic, or simply say hello, drop us a line at inquiry@lakewhillans.com.
