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OverviewLitigation Funding Handbook is a comprehensive guide to the extensive changes to costs and funding introduced by the Jackson reforms in April 2013. This radical overhaul of the litigation funding regime has impacted all litigators. The handbook examines the various types of funding agreements available, explains their format and use, and looks at the advantages and disadvantages of each, including: the introduction of damages-based agreements (DBAs) changes to Part 36 (offers to settle) to encourage early settlement costs budgeting and management the introduction of 'qualified one way costs shifting' in PI cases CFAs as well as ATE and BTE insurance third party funding arrangements. Written by leading experts, Litigation Funding Handbook takes an in-depth and authoritative look at some of the most fundamental and far-reaching changes to funding and costs management. The handbook's expert authors set out the issues practitioners need to consider, anticipate how the Courts will deal with the many unresolved issues arising from the reforms and set out solutions.This practical and user friendly guide also includes useful litigation funding tables and model DBAs for both solicitors and barristers. Essential reading for all involved in civil litigation in the new post-Jackson world. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Rocco PirozzoloPublisher: The Law Society Imprint: The Law Society ISBN: 9781853289279ISBN 10: 1853289272 Pages: 336 Publication Date: 25 September 2014 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsI have every confidence that practitioners will find the Litigation Funding Handbook an invaluable addition to their existing book shelves. Nick Bacon QC Author InformationRocco Pirozzolo is a solicitor and the legal expenses underwriting manager at QBE, a global insurer and re-insurer. He is a member of the Civil Justice Council Panel of Experts and sits on the Working Party to implement the Jackson reforms as well as the Working Party on Third Party Funding. He is the chair of the Association for British Insurers' Legal Expenses Committee, speaks at many conferences on costs and writes for the Law Society's Litigation Funding magazine. Contributors: Lesley Attu; Greg Cox; Simon Davenport QC; Mark Humphries; Alistair Kinley; David Marshall and Rachel Mulheron Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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