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During the Legal Funding Journal’s PACCAR Revisited webinar, Therium CIO Neil Purslow explained why the government’s decision to shelve the LFA Bill will negatively impact the competitiveness of the UK legal industry, which goes against the government’s desire for the UK legal industry to be the fastest growing in the world: “It perpetuates uncertainty…When international investors look at the funding market, they’ll have to consider whether they want to be investing in the UK or whether it’s better to put their money elsewhere. And that’s exactly the point about international competition that Lord Ponsonby identified as being one of the important reasons for the bill.” Neil was joined on the webinar by Robert Marven KC at 4 New Square Chambers Chambers, Ben Knowles, Chair of International Arbitration at Clyde & Co, Nicholas Marler, Head of Technical Underwriting at Litica and moderator Tets Ishikawa, Managing Director at LionFish Litigation Finance Limited who discussed the impact of a delay in the legislative fix for PACCAR, the impact of PACCAR on claimants, funders and insurers, satellite litigation and the enforceability of LFAs post-PACCAR and the CJC’s review of litigation funding. You can watch the webinar in full here: https://lnkd.in/eTmhMGNB

Therium CIO Neil Purslow will be speaking at an upcoming webinar hosted by Legal Funding Journal to discuss the impact of PACCAR and the future of litigation funding in the UK.   PACCAR Revisited: 15 August, 4pm UK time.   Register using the link below.   Moderated by Tets Ishikawa, Managing Director at LionFish Litigation Finance Limited, the panel includes: ·        Neil Purslow, CIO of Therium Capital Management ·        Robert Marven KC, Barrister at 4 New Square Chambers ·        Ben Knowles, Chair of International Arbitration at Clyde & Co ·        Nicholas Marler, Head of Technical Underwriting at Litica

"Therium represents one of the most high-quality funders in the legal market, carrying the experience and expertise necessary to tackle some of the most complicated structures and arrangements.". Thank you to our clients and peers for recommending us to Chambers and Partners and for providing such wonderful feedback. We are pleased that Therium is once again top ranked for litigation funding across the UK, Europe, USA, Australia, Latin America, Canada, Global and international arbitration guides and Therium CIO Neil Purslow has been ranked in Band 1 in the UK and Europe and Simon Dluzniak is Band 1 in Australia. https://lnkd.in/eE3QUd9q

In an interview with Litigation Finance Journal, Neil Purslow talks about the Litigation Funding Agreements (Enforceability) Bill, which is being debated in the House of Lords Committee today and the Civil Justice Council's (CJC) review of third party litigation funding.    Neil discusses how the review can help to make litigation funding more accessible for consumers and SMEs. He also talks about the importance of the rule of law in the UK in supporting the UK’s leading position as a global legal centre.   Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/ez5vcvCY    #litigationfunding #ILFA #ALF

Therium CIO Neil Purslow speaking at LF Dealmakers today alongside James Hartley of Freeths on the future of litigation funding in the wake of the Post Office Horizon scandal.

Therium CIO Neil Purslow speaking at LF Dealmakers today alongside James Hartley of Freeths on the future of litigation funding in the wake of the Post Office Horizon scandal.

We are thrilled that seven of Therium’s investment managers globally have been recognised in Lawdragon 2024 100 Global Leaders in Litigation Finance. Congratulations to the Therium team and all those listed! Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gCpNBA42

Therium CIO, Neil Purslow will be speaking at the International Legal Finance Association (ILFA) conference in New York, taking place at the Morgan Library on 15 April on the State of the Industry panel. He will be joined at the conference by our New York Investment Managers, Corey Banks & Joshua Card Use code: Therium2024ILFA to register for a reduced ticket price https://lnkd.in/emjaXNAq

"Litigation funding cap can only help defendants with deep pockets” In The Times,Therium's CIO Neil Purslow sets the record straight on the Post Office case and explains how putting defendants on the hook for funding costs would improve access to justice and compensation for claimants. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/egBtWa2g