The portfolio-based approach to commercial litigation funding is a growing trend among financiers and their law firm clients, with both acknowledging the benefits of bundling litigation, as opposed to concentrating on one-off cases.

There’s still a market to finance individual suits, but industry experts say lenders, who have always been conservative about the law firms and cases they back, are turning more to portfolios to capitalize on commercial litigation’s potential windfalls.

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