Keller Lenkner expands its plaintiffs’ firm strategy into D.C.

Keller Lenkner, the US law firm founded by partner Ashley Keller, managing partner Travis Lenkner and Keller’s business partner Adam Gerchen after they sold their litigation finance fund, Gerchen Keller Capital, to Burford Capital in a $160 million deal, is expanding rapidly. It is opening an office in Washington D.C., its third city since launching in Chicago in 2018. The firm has planted its flag in mass arbitrations, using it as a strategy against companies like Amazon and Intuit which have required customers to arbitrate claims rather than file class actions. More from Reuters.

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Republican state AGs sound alarm over foreign litigation funding

In a letter addressed to US Attorney General Merrick Garland, a group of 14 Republican state attorneys general warned of what they called potential economic and national security threats posed by investments in US lawsuits by “foreign adversaries”, and asked the US Department of Justice to describe what the federal government has done to address concerns related to third-party litigation funding.

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