It Can Be Risky For Litigators To Advise On Litigation Funding

By Lucian Pera and Michael Perich (March 6, 2020, 2:33 PM EST) -- With the growth of litigation funding, one phenomenon has become more and more visible to those who see these transactions up close: A number of trial lawyers representing litigants seeking funding appear to be serving as both litigator and banker to their clients. That's a slippery slope — one that lawyers must really think through before putting on both hats....

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