Posted by Ellora MacPherson
Harbour Litigation Funding
Morgan Sports Law, a firm specialising in sports-related disputes, has agreed a £2 million credit facility with Harbour, the world’s largest privately-owned, dedicated funder of litigation and arbitration. This facility will enable Morgan Sports Law to offer a wider range of funding options to their increasingly large client base of professional footballers. The law firm […]
Posted by Gina Wasikowski
Harbour Litigation Funding
The courts have approved a bid to launch a £600 million class action compensation claim against BT on behalf of over 2 million customers that it allegedly overcharged. Now Justin Le Patourel can bring the landmark case to recover hundreds of pounds for BT landline-only customers, many of whom are older and from low-income households. […]
Posted by Gina Wasikowski
Harbour Litigation Funding
Harbour today announced the launch of a new litigation funding venture with Mishcon de Reya called MDR Solutions I. It will be used to fund litigation and arbitration cases for Mishcon de Reya’s clients. It is the result of a strategic partnership with Mishcon de Reya, one of the largest and most successful disputes teams […]
Posted by Gina Wasikowski
Harbour Litigation Funding
Harbour remains a Band 1 funder in the UK and expands its team listings in this year’s Chambers & Partners. In rankings published this week, Harbour retains strong rankings across global jurisdictions. We remain a Band 1 funder in the UK, with one client commenting “They are probably the best funder in the UK. They […]
Posted by Gina Wasikowski
Harbour Litigation Funding
Harbour ranks Tier 1 in the inaugural litigation funder rankings from Legal 500. Legal 500 published it’s inaugural rankings of litigation funders on June 17 2021, and Harbour was listed as a Band 1 funder. The rankings provide an overview of the UK market including looking at current trends, key players in the market and […]
Posted by Gina Wasikowski
Harbour Litigation Funding
More than 15,000 Indonesian seaweed farmers may be compensated after oil and gas company PTTEPAA was found responsible for the devastation of their seaweed crops and livelihoods by the Montara oil spill in the Timor Sea in 2009. The central question before the Court was whether the Montara oil spill was the cause of the […]