Augusta Ventures has published new research into pitfalls associated with self funding cross border dispute resolution. Augusta suggests that international litigation should be supported by third party funding rather than self funding practices that may jeopardize balance sheets.
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Augusta Ventures has published new research into pitfalls associated with self funding cross border dispute resolution. Augusta suggests that international litigation should be supported by third party funding rather than self funding practices that may jeopardize balance sheets.
Augusta says that third party funding can foster conditions that promote expeditious international dispute resolutions. Driving better outcomes with legal costs off balance sheet is becoming a priority for large, international companies.
Furthermore, Augusta says funders can help clients with solutions associated with asset recovery. Click here to read more about Augusta’s findings.
