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Epicenter Partners LLC et al v. Burford Capital Limited et al
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January 10, 2024
Ariz. Judge Tosses $200M Suit Targeting Burford Capital
A federal judge on Tuesday tossed a $200 million lawsuit accusing Burford Capital of sending an Arizona property developer into financial ruin, saying she has no power to wade into a dispute over whether the London forum where a related arbitration took place was truly neutral.
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August 23, 2019
Court Wants Info On Arbitration Of $200M Burford Suit
An Arizona federal judge has ordered a Phoenix-based company to tell the court whether it intends to pursue arbitration against Burford Capital, saying the dispute over the sale of a promissory note cannot be stayed indefinitely.
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January 15, 2019
Burford Gets Arbitration In Suit Over $50M Note's Sale
An Arizona federal judge sent to arbitration a lawsuit accusing Burford Capital of undermining a former client when it sold a promissory note for well below its $50 million face value, ruling Monday that the parties had elected to have an arbitrator decide whether or not the dispute belonged in court.
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October 16, 2018
Burford Seeks Arbitration In Suit Over $50M Note's Sale
Litigation funder Burford Capital has asked an Arizona federal court to toss or pause allegations that it undermined a former client when it sold a promissory note for well below its $50 million face value, saying the case belongs in arbitration instead.