Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2017December 01, 2017 EDT
Risk-Filled Risk Aversion: The Troubling Nature of Third Party Litigation Financing Arrangements in the Context of Aggregate Claims
Risk-Filled Risk Aversion: The Troubling Nature of Third Party Litigation Financing Arrangements in the Context of Aggregate Claims
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2017
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2017
- Survivors Representing Survivors: Shared Experience and Identity in Direct Service LawyeringPopkin Kelly Jo
- Risk-Filled Risk Aversion: The Troubling Nature of Third Party Litigation Financing Arrangements in the Context of Aggregate ClaimsBragg Houston
- Does Article III Require Putative Unnamed Class Members to Demonstrate StandingD'Andrea Jonathan
- Accountability for Access to Classified Information: The United States Cannot Afford to Ignore Breaches of ConfidencePerkins Larry W.
- Paroline: The Damages and the Damages DoneWallin Erin V.
Bragg Houston, Risk-Filled Risk Aversion: The Troubling Nature of Third Party Litigation Financing Arrangements in the Context of Aggregate Claims, 5 LMU Law Review 47 (2017).