The recent Court of Appeal decision in Gutmann v. Apple Inc. has brought much-needed clarity for funders of collective actions in the Competition Appeal Tribunal In a unanimous April […]
Director Matthew Lo comments on the Court of Appeal ruling that litigation funders can take their fee before any damages are distributed to class members in Gutmann v Apple. […]
Developments in the CAT Since the turn of the year, there has been a flurry of significant and controversial decisions and developments in the fast-moving collective action regime in the […]
Exton Advisors are pleased to have been highly commended at the Modern Law Awards, in the Supporting the Industry category. The Modern Law Awards seek to highlight excellence and […]
Director Lucy Glyn discusses how competition law has not traditionally been linked with ESG principles, but it is increasingly being employed to challenge the corporate undermining of social goals. Lucy’s article was published […]
Director Matthew Lo comments on how the Merricks v Mastercard proceedings highlight the importance of developing strong funder-claimant relationships and ensuring independent advice is sought regarding litigation finance. “Mr Merricks’ […]
The 7th edition of the Arbitration Rules of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre came into force on 1 January 2025. The updated rules have nearly doubled in length and include […]
We are delighted to announce today the appointment of experienced funder and lawyer Timothy Mayer to the Exton Advisors team, marking the start of an exciting year for us. Called […]
The landscape of litigation funding and collective actions continues to evolve at pace. This update highlights crucial developments from the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) and beyond, including the […]
With the collective actions regime in England and Wales reaching new levels of maturity, the interplay between litigation funding, legal frameworks, and market pressures is shaping the future of competition […]
Microsoft’s ‘anti-competitive’ practices to be scrutinised by Competition Appeal Tribunal Exton Advisors have advised the proposed class representative (PCR), Dr Maria Luisa Stasi, in a £ billion claim against software […]
Ahead of the judgment in BT v Patourel, Partner John Astill examines how the ruling could shape how future class action cases unfold. Almost a decade since US-style class actions […]
Managing Director Tom Steindler discusses shifts in law firm financing following the Supreme Court’s judgment in PACCAR last July, and its likely effect on the relationship between law firms and […]
Following both the Post Office scandal and the Supreme Court judgment in PACCAR, an open letter by parties across the litigation funding industry was published yesterday, compelling the government to […]
We are delighted to be a contributing author to the Litigation Funding Guide 2024 with Chambers Global Practice Guides, with a chapter on Litigation Funding in Singapore, co-authored by Lucy […]
We are thrilled to have been listed by Chambers & Partners in Band 1 for our litigation funding advisory practice. This recognition is a testament to our commitment to excellence […]
The CAT has taken a robust, pro-funding approach Following PACCAR, the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has taken a robust, pro-funding approach in response to a number of opportunistic challenges […]
Exton Advisors, a leading financial advisory firm in litigation, is launching a unique range of ‘special situations’ services designed to help companies look at their disputes in an entirely new […]
