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Validity Finance

Website: validityfinance.com

Validity Finance is a publisher focused on topics related to litigation finance and the business of law. It provides insights into funding mechanisms for legal cases and law firm operations, including discussions on contingency risk insurance and the monetization of litigation as an asset class. The organization features expert commentary on legal funding regulations and innovations, such as non-lawyer ownership models and venture capital in legal services. Validity Finance also produces content like podcasts that explore international arbitration and legal technology ventures. Its publications serve legal professionals interested in the financial and operational aspects of law practice and dispute resolution.

73 published works

  1. Litigation Finance Insights

    New Podcast Episode: Talking Tea with CAC Specialty: An Episode on Contingency Risk Insurance

    By Alexander Irvine

    Join Validity Investment Manager Nicole Silver and Gaela Gehring Flores, Esq. as they sip tea with Megan Easley and Andrew Mutter and discuss and learn about protecting against potential loss…

  2. Litigation Finance Insights

    Validity Portfolio Counsel Michelle Eber Recently Quoted in an Article on Bloomberg Law

    By Alexander Irvine

    Validity Portfolio Counsel Michelle Eber was recently quoted in an article on Bloomberg Law discussing recent scrutiny in funding for patent litigation cases. Delaware Chief Judge Colm Connolly has issued…

  3. Litigation Finance Insights

    New Podcast Episode: Talking Tea with Dmitri Evseev about his New Tech Venture: Arbitration City

    By Alexander Irvine

    Join us as we dive into the world of tech, featuring a conversation with Dmitri about his new vision Arbitration City, a community and social platform for arbitration users and…

  4. Litigation Finance Insights

    Funding the Business of Law

    By Alexander Irvine

    Traditional lenders have been willing to treat consistently generated fee revenue as an income stream against which to lend. But it is only more recentlythat the individual litigations themselves have…

  5. Litigation Finance Insights

    New Podcast Episode: The Tea on International Arbitration! with Nicole Silver and Gaela Gehring Flores

    By Alexander Irvine

    Meg Kinnear, ICSID Secretary-General, Spills the Tea Gaela Gehring Flores and Nicole Silver share Tea with Meg Kinnear, Vice President of the World Bank Group and Secretary-General of the International…

  6. Litigation Finance Insights

    The Attorney-Client Privilege and the Litigation Funder as “External CFO”

    By Alexander Irvine

    Originally published with Bloomberg Law. Imagine a large company with a breach of contract claim against a small supplier. The company’s outside counsel discusses the merits with the company’s general…

  7. Litigation Finance Insights

    Why the Common Interest Exception Protects Communications With Litigation Funders

    By Alexander Irvine

    Originally published with Bloomberg Law. Courts generally deny discovery into a claimant’s communications with litigation funders, relying primarily on the arguments that such discovery is not relevant to the case,…

  8. Litigation Finance Insights

    Revitalizing the Attorney-Client Privilege in Litigation Funding Discovery Disputes

    By Alexander Irvine

    There is something curious about the emerging caselaw on whether defendants are entitled to discovery into a plaintiff’s communications with litigation funders.  The overwhelming majority of cases deny discovery on…

  9. Litigation Finance Insights

    Video: Litigation As An Investment

    By Alexander Irvine

    Our own Joshua Libling sat down to discuss the idea of litigation as an investment – why funders treat it as such, and why you should as well. The post…

  10. Litigation Finance Insights

    EDTX Denies Discovery of Litigation Funding Documents

    By Alexander Irvine

    Chief Judge Gilstrap of the Eastern District of Texas recently adopted a majority rule by denying a motion to compel production of litigation funding documents. [1] The court found that…