LexShares has released a first-of-its-kind report, The Litigation Funding Barometer – A Data-Driven Analysis of What Litigation Funders Want, which analyzes more than 31,000 lawsuits filed in US federal and state jurisdictions to reveal which characteristics separate funding-worthy cases from the rest of the pack, ultimately finding that just 12% of federal cases and fewer than 10% of state cases met the threshold for funding consideration in 2021. Read more.
Lane Dietmeier and Max Volsky of Lexshares continue to be bullish on the industry’s trajectory despite broader economic concerns, as a majority of funders report improved business performance, a new funder has entered the litigation finance space and the industry took centre stage in the national news.
Lexshares highlights key developments in the litigation finance industry from the third quarter of 2022, including continued investor appetite for litigation assets, developments in the Delaware courts relating to disclosure of litigation financing arrangements, and more.
Cayse Llorens, Jay Greenberg and Max Volsky of Lexshares reflect on recent industry developments, including the news that industry veterans Adam Gerchen and Ashley Keller have returned to the market with a $750 million fund targeting secondary market investments and predict that we will see additional secondary funds coming to the market in the near future.
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