There are a few pretty well-established routes when leaving Big Law. Going in-house is one. Joining Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation team is another that’s in vogue. But more and more, it seems that joining the litigation funding industry is a popular “door number three.”
Take this week’s news that London-based Vannin Capital has launched in New York City. It pulled in three converts from Big Law, all associate-level, from such venerated firms as Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, and Dentons.
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