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Litigation Funding

Insight, innovation and experience in the areas that matter to you.

De-risk the disputes process

Through non-recourse arrangements, you pay nothing if your claim fails.

Innovative funding solutions

We can offer a number of innovative funding solutions that may help meeting the costs of litigation and reducing the costs risk.

Get justice

Without diverting funds from the investments that matter to your business.

We know that the cost and uncertainty of pursuing a claim often acts as a deterrent to bringing a claim. Equally, we know the financial burden of writing-off monies legitimately owed to you. Pinsent Masons can offer a number of innovative funding solutions to address these concerns which include:

  • Conditional Fee Agreements (CFAs) – an agreement between PM and the client which provides that our fees, or a portion of them, is contingent on the successful outcome of the case.
  • Damages Based Agreements (DBAs) – an agreement between PM and the client which provides that our fee, or a portion of them, is contingent on the successful outcome of the case and is determined as a percentage of the compensation received by the client. 
  • Third Party Litigation Funding – an agreement between the client and a third-party funder under which the funder finances the costs of the dispute on a non-recourse basis and is only paid in the event of a successful outcome of the dispute.

These funding solutions help businesses avoid the difficult choice between pursuing strong claims and other business priorities. This makes disputes funding an attractive alternative financing proposition.

Pinsent Masons has excellent relationships with all the main players in the third-party funding market, enabling us to identify the most appropriate funders for each individual case, streamline the application process and secure access to market leading rates.

 

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Our latest work

Our advisers act on domestic and international projects of all shapes and sizes, working with many of the leading names across this diverse sector. Browse our experience below, or use the filters to look-up recent work in particular geographies and legal disciplines.

  • Client confidential

    Advising on a claim against a prominent auction house and international jewellery dealer in respect of antique jewellery which was tested by an expert and found to be inauthentic.

  • Client confidential

    Acted for a confidential client in securing declarations and orders under Part 5.7B of the Corporations Act, including unfair preferences, uncommercial and insolvent transactions, and breaches of directors’ duties. Successfully established defacto director claims and recovered legal costs on an ordinary basis.

  • Walter Lilly & Co Ltd

    Advised Walter Lilly & Co on claims exceeding £25 million concerning the redevelopment of a substantial high end residence in Kensington and Chelsea. This involved proceedings concerning the responsibility for delays arising from obtaining planning consents.

  • Litigation Funder

    Acting for a US litigation funder on multiple and varied claims across the Middle East

  • ZyXEL

    Acted for ZyXEL to defend a claim of patent infringement brought by TQ Delta in the High Court in England & Wales in respect of two patents concerning ADSL2, ADSL2+ and VDSL technology e.g. as used in WiFi routers.

Our expertise, at your disposal

With over 490 partners and 3000 people around the world, we are well-placed to support you across a full range of legal and advisory services.

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