Third-Party Funding Allows 150,000 Customers To Seek Compensation From Banks

By John Freund |

In a landmark New Zealand case, 150,000 customers of ANZ and ASB banks will likely be represented in a class action against the two institutions, after the High Court approved the matter as an opt-out lawsuit. The claim is notable not only for its size and scope, but also because it is being funded jointly by two litigation funders: LPF Group in New Zealand and CASL from Australia.

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Legal Finance SE Announces Plans to Fund Hundreds of Lawsuits Against Illegal Online Casinos

By Harry Moran |

In a landmark New Zealand case, 150,000 customers of ANZ and ASB banks will likely be represented in a class action against the two institutions, after the High Court approved the matter as an opt-out lawsuit. The claim is notable not only for its size and scope, but also because it is being funded jointly by two litigation funders: LPF Group in New Zealand and CASL from Australia.

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Lord Macdonald: Sub-Postmasters’ Rights to Claim Additional Compensation “Would Be Extinguished” by Litigation Funding Bill

By John Freund |

In a landmark New Zealand case, 150,000 customers of ANZ and ASB banks will likely be represented in a class action against the two institutions, after the High Court approved the matter as an opt-out lawsuit. The claim is notable not only for its size and scope, but also because it is being funded jointly by two litigation funders: LPF Group in New Zealand and CASL from Australia.

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£25M Settlement Agreement Reached in South Western Trains ‘Boundary Fares’ Claim

By John Freund |

In a landmark New Zealand case, 150,000 customers of ANZ and ASB banks will likely be represented in a class action against the two institutions, after the High Court approved the matter as an opt-out lawsuit. The claim is notable not only for its size and scope, but also because it is being funded jointly by two litigation funders: LPF Group in New Zealand and CASL from Australia.

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