Alternative Litigation Financing in the United States, Issues; Knowns; and Unknowns

Author

Garber; Steven

Year

2010

Publisher

RAND Corporation

Type

BOOK

Description

Alternative litigation financing (ALF)--also known as "third-party" litigation financing--refers to provision of capital by parties other than plaintiffs, defendants, their lawyers, or defendants' insurers to support litigation-related activity. This paper describes the ALF industry as of early 2010 and discusses the legal ethics, social morality, and, especially, potential economic effects of ALF.

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