Salvage through litigation in insolvency: considering third-party funding
26 September 2018
This article was co-authored by Damian Taylor (Partner) and Emma Laurie-Rhodes (Associate) of Slaughter and May, and was originally published in Vannin Capital’s Funding in Focus publication, available here.
Corrs Chambers Westgarth and Slaughter and May consider how maritime salvage principles have been used in Australia and the United Kingdom to ensure insolvency practitioners are paid for the costs and expenses properly incurred in the care, preservation, and realisation of assets (including for the costs of litigation funding arrangements).
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This article was originally published in the seventh edition of Vannin Capital’s Funding in Focus, a publication which focusses on the latest innovations in third-party dispute resolution funding globally. It has been reproduced with permission from Vannin Capital and the co-authors of Slaughter and May. For further information please visit: https://vannin.com/funding-in-focus/
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