Before the Flood, Again: The American Lobbying Campaign Behind Fair Civil Justice

Nick Rowles-Davies of Lexolent argues that Fair Civil Justice’s campaign for tighter litigation funding regulation is heavily rooted in the US Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform, criticizing its use of the Woodville collapse, its £18 billion mass-litigation cost estimate and its transparency stance as evidence that the UK policy debate is being shaped by an imported lobbying campaign rather than neutral analysis.