In a recent decision that may influence how courts approach discovery requests involving litigation funding, Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California denied Apple Inc.’s motion to compel production of documents related to Haptic Inc.’s litigation funding arrangements.

A selection of investment examples from Erso Capital’s live portfolio, showcasing the diversity of our investments

The CJC has expressly carved out arbitration proceedings from its recommendations in the Final Report on its Review of Litigation Funding — what will it mean for the future of litigation and arbitration funding?

Erso Capital Launches Second Global Litigation Fund Across Key Sectors 

Erso Capital, an active player in the global litigation finance market, is proud to announce the launch of its second global litigation fund, building on the success of its inaugural 2021 fund.  The new fund will continue to build on the diverse global portfolio of high-value commercial litigation and arbitration disputes, with increased investment in key areas of patent litigation, ESG and mass claims. 

Litigation funding in England and Wales is undergoing a period of accelerated change, shaped largely by developments in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT). While class action cases in the CAT—especially opt-out claims—may seem a niche concern, the legal and commercial issues arising from them are setting precedents with much broader implications for funded litigation across the jurisdiction.

The Court of Appeal’s ruled unanimously today in Gutmann v Apple Inc & ors , that litigation funders can take their fee before any damages are distributed to class members.

We are pleased to share that Sarah Breckenridge recently spoke at the TL4 Competition Next Gen Summit, contributing to a panel discussion on "Securing Litigation Funding and Examining the Standards for Funding Structures/Returns Across Jurisdictions."