SKU: OC-62239-1
The concept of an unrelated party to a lawsuit affording capital or other resources to a party involved in the lawsuit is not recent. Exploring the historical and international applications of third party litigation funding, this presentation also dives into Canadian case law, the legal concepts of champerty and maintenance, regulatory issues and ethical considerations.
This on-demand program originally broadcast on January 21, 2022, as part of our Third Party Litigation: Identifying Opportunities and Challenges webinar. Total running time is 1 hour, 6 minutes.
You may also be interested in other presentations from this program. Click here for the full Third Party Litigation Funding: Identifying Opportunities and Challenges program.
Co-Chairs
Glen M. Hickerson QC, Wilson Laycraft
M. Jenny McMordie QC, West End Legal Centre
Presenter
Dr. Rupak Sarma, Third Party Litigation Funding Researcher
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