International Arbitration

Singapore’s Ministry of Law proposes legislative change to permit conditional fee arrangements in certain types of legal proceedings.

China’s BRI is fertile ground for cross-border disputes. Major arbitral institutions are responding and disputes finance has an important role to play.

LCM Investment Manager, Joe Durkin, explains why disputes funding is grabbing the attention of construction company CEO’s and advisors.

James Foster writes for Global Arbitration Review on the practicalities of an innovative new protocol that would see court trials delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic converted to arbitration.

Hedgeweek takes a look at the Asian opportunity for funders.

LCM is sponsoring the welcome reception at the 6th ITA-IEL-ICC Joint Conference on International Energy Arbitration.

Patrick Moloney and Nick Rowles-Davies to speak at CIArb Singapore Young Members Group Supper Club.

LCM Investment Manager, Roger Milburn, sees positives in a new bilateral arrangement between Hong Kong and China.

LCM Executive Vice Chairman, Nick Rowles-Davies, explains why the energy sector has yet to fully realise the benefits of litigation finance and corporate portfolio funding.

On 7 December 2018, the Hong Kong government published its eagerly awaited Code of Practice For Third Party Funders and confirmed that from 1 February 2019, Hong Kong’s Arbitration