sebastienarichards

This essay explores the dynamic landscape of third-party funding (TPF) in arbitration, where financial backers can shape the course of legal disputes. As TPF becomes more common, transparency and fair cost-sharing have taken centre stage. The discussion highlights how new legislation is introduced to ensure that funding arrangements are disclosed, helping arbitrators spot potential conflicts of interest and make balanced decisions about who pays what.

A consideration of the evolution of US antitrust regulation and the likely future in store for American consumers and markets