Prime Dispute understands the diverse needs of industry sectors to secure third party funding to support them. It is clear that continuing discussion is necessary in order to determine the best way to accommodate the issues raised by third party funding, within the dispute avoidance and resolution framework. We will work with third party funders to strengthen the understanding of third party funding which supports dispute avoidance and resolution mechanisms.
Third Party Funding - Today
Although third-party funding has considerable benefits such as improving access to justice, it also carries certain risks and challenges, for example, those relating to conflicts of interest, disclosure and security for costs. Prime Dispute with the support of its members will address the issues whilst working with all industry sectors to bridge the cap between third party funding and dispute avoidance, management and resolution mechanisms.
Although third-party funding has considerable benefits such as improving access to justice, it also carries certain risks and challenges, for example, those relating to conflicts of interest, disclosure and security for costs. Prime Dispute with the support of its members will address the issues whilst working with all industry sectors to bridge the cap between third party funding and dispute avoidance, management and resolution mechanisms.
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Third Party Funders
Third Party Funding is an arrangement between a specialist funding company and a client (typically the claimant in the dispute), whereby the funder will agree to finance some or all of the client's legal fees in exchange for a share of the 'case proceeds' (usually the recovered damages). For details of third party funders, please email us.
Third Party Funding is an arrangement between a specialist funding company and a client (typically the claimant in the dispute), whereby the funder will agree to finance some or all of the client's legal fees in exchange for a share of the 'case proceeds' (usually the recovered damages). For details of third party funders, please email us.
