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November 14, 2018

Three’s Company or Three’s a Crowd? Recent Guidance from the Courts on Third-Party Funding of Litigation

Overview Third-party funding of litigation is a relatively new phenomenon in Canada. Under this type of funding arrangement, a third-party lender agrees to advance funds to a litigant, subject to terms and conditions, usually in exchange for a certain percentage…

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Three’s Company or Three’s a Crowd? Recent Guidance from the Courts on Third-Party Funding of Litigation

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