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Perspective
02 December 2015

Third Party Funding (TPF) in litigation – at what cost to the non-funded party?

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Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe
Partner at GTLaw
GTLaw recently won a major arbitration victory for an international oil-trading house over the alleged breach of an oil supply and processing contract. The damages claimed were well in excess of $100 million. The insolvent Claimant was funded by third-party funders and represented by a major international law firm specialised in litigation.

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