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Protecting Plaintiff Interests from Third-Party Influence: A Policy Framework to Address the Rise of Third-Party Litigation Financing
It took a billionaire and a corporate bankruptcy for the once-overlooked third-party litigation financing (“TPLF”) to grab the public’s attention in 2016, when Hulk Hogan filed suit against Gawker Media for invasion of privacy. Hogan’s salacious affair became the backstory once the public learned Pa
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