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 […]
