Litigation Funding
Litigation Funding Hedge Fund Strategy

The growth of litigation funding is an important development because it could be yet another way for hedge funds to produce un-correlated returns to the general stock market. Cases are decided and awards appointed regardless of bear and bull markets. Three interesting developments might arise out of this movement.
- I wonder how many litigation funding hedge funds will sponsor litigation cases involving other hedge funds.
- The number of hedge fund savvy lawyers hanging their own shingle on this strategy could explode by the 3rd and 4th quarter of 2008.
- If the market became large enough some funds might turn into "green litigation funding" firms only support cases helping the environment, etc. That could get interesting playing off of current market trends.
12.12.07 Update: Litigation Funding Example
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http://www.portfolio.com/careers/features/2007/08/06/Secret-Lives-of-Hedge-Fund-Lawyers
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2 comments:
These hedge funds could probably finance onerous suits by pharma companies against one another
True...or little guy vs. big pharma suits.
There are also some small technology firms don't have the financial resources to go after patent infringements.
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