As LFJ reported earlier this month, the Australian federal government is looking at rolling back some of the more stringent regulations on litigation funders in the country. This liberalising tone at the national level seems to also be reflected at the state level, as Western Australia looks to rework its regulatory framework for class actions, and in the process allow for the participation of third-party funding.
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