Preliminary Agenda
Provisional Start & End Times
June 3rd: 8:00am - 5:30pm
Agenda Topics
The Current State of the Litigation Funding Market
- What has market growth looked like over the past year? What’s projected for 2026?
- Has the market reached maturity? Is the market oversaturated?
- Will the market see consolidation in the near future?
- What new products are emerging to disrupt the market? Is insurance still on the rise?
- What type of cases are the most prominent? Single cases, portfolios, monetization, acceleration?
- How is the Mass Tort market impacting the broader funding arena?
- What’s keeping some investors on the sidelines and what can be done to change that?
Happy Together: Profiting From the Synergies Between Litigation Insurance and Litigation Funding
- How are funding and insurance working together to lower rates on good risk?
- What solutions are available to de-risk and monetize litigation and arbitration?
- How has the use of insurance impacted pricing and financing options for funding?
- What will insurance cover? What won’t it cover? Is all of this black and white?
- How are insurance policies priced? How much coverage do you need?
- What are funders concerned about?
- Is the increase in “nuclear verdicts” causing concern in the insurance sector and is this impacting insurance related to funding?
- What are the macro-economic impacts on rising insurance and business costs
What Impacts Are Regulation, Disclosure, Ethics and Transparency Having on Dealmaking?
- What recent legislative action is threatening to restrict funding? What court cases and legal decisions are impacting funders?
- What are current concerns around disclosure and transparency?
- What ethical conflicts of interest are regulators targeting?
- Are there ethical concerns around the participation of private equity and institutional investors in the legal market?
- Is more regulation the answer? Where is regulation important and where is it limiting opportunity?
- What should we make of claims regarding foreign financing and national security concerns?
Can the Growth of the Mass Tort Market Continue?
- Has the funding of Mass Tort plateaued? What does the future hold?
- Is the Mass Tort industry becoming increasingly vertically integrated?
- What new and emerging fund structures are we seeing?
- What are funders using to evaluate deals? What are expected returns at this point?
- Are funders using technology and AI to evaluate and mitigate risk?
- Exploring ethical concerns around mass tort advertising and case acquisition
- How are Mass Tort deals priced? What is the risk profile for investors?
- What is the role of insurance in the Mass Tort markets
Client Issues: Key Factors Shaping Law Firm Portfolios and the Strategic Use of Litigation Funding
- What’s behind the increase in larger law firms entering the fray and getting deals done? What can be done to continue this trend?
- How can Litigation Funding be used to drive increased profits and grow a practice?
- How are companies leveraging their legal claims or pending litigation to secure immediate capital?
- Will corporate monetization materialize?
- Exploring non-recourse financing
- What has been successful? What has been a struggle? How have cases been successfully tried in the current market?
- What concerns do law firm general counsel typically identify for funding deals?
- How are funders offering bespoke solutions tailored to corporate clients?
What’s Driving Funding and the Reasons Behind Investor Decisions
- Are there enough quality cases to support the amount of capital in the market?
- What is the preferred investment structure? Sole investor? Fund? Public Company? Co-investments? Others?
- What are the most promising emerging funding opportunities?
- What are the main concerns from investors? Lack of control? Time to resolution? Lack of track record? Public perception?
- What criteria should be used when evaluating investments in funders?
- How are the potential for substantial returns and “nuclear verdicts “impacting investment appetite?
- What kinds of returns can investors reasonably expect in today’s market?
- Using debt and equity instead of traditional capital raising
New this year! Rapid Connect: Speed Networking Session
Grow your network by participating in our curated speed networking session suitable for all conference delegates. This is a unique opportunity to meet new contacts, strengthen business opportunities, broaden perspectives and generate new ideas.
Women in Litigation Finance – Small Group Meeting: Strategies to Advance and Support Women in the M&A Market
How can influential leaders in the Litigation Finance market better support the growth of women in the industry? To attract more women into the field and cultivate them as leaders, organizations must invest in targeted initiatives such as promoting visibility for female role models, offering leadership and mentorship training, and creating clear pathways for career progression. This interactive small group meeting encourages an open dialogue about gender biases and embedding diversity as a core business value to transform the market into one where women can thrive and lead.