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Zombie Litigation: Claim Aggregation, Litigant Autonomy and Funders' Intermeddling
The main debate surrounding litigation funding in recent years has focused on the question of disclosure of funding agreements. While the issue is important, predominantly because of its effects on the course and outcome of individual cases, far more important are bigger, interrelated questions tha
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