Litigation Finance & Insurance: 5 Pitfalls for the Uninitiated
In our last article, we provided our top 5 tips for securing the best funding terms possible from the market. In this second part, we look at 5 pitfalls…
October 06, 2017 at 12:43 PM
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In our last article, we provided our top 5 tips for securing the best funding terms possible from the market. In this second part, we look at 5 pitfalls to avoid when seeking and negotiating litigation finance.
1. Failing to understand the deal terms
This may sound obvious, but it is surprisingly easy for misunderstandings about the commercial or contractual terms of a potential financing agreement to creep into the negotiation process and potentially linger.
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