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legal aspects of the external litigation assessment

Régis Bonnan & Alain Grec, AGEFI Luxembourg, October 2025 What is an external litigation assessment and why does it matter? https://www.agefi.lu/publications/FreeMonthlySample/36/index.html

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With Sarkozy in Prison, France Asks: Has the Judiciary Gone Too Far?

By Stacy Meichtry and Noemie Bisserbe Oct. 25, 2025 11:05 pm ET PARIS—French courts have delivered one shock ruling after another this year, testing the balance of power between the country’s fiercely independent judiciary and its political leadership. https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/with-sarkozy-in-prison-france-asks-has-the-judiciary-gone-too-far-de0be5cf?mod=Searchresults&pos=1&page=1

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THE 2025 LAWDRAGON 100 GLOBAL LEADERS IN LITIGATION FINANCE

We’re honored to introduce The 2025 Lawdragon 100 Global Leaders in Litigation Finance.        This is our 6th guide dedicated to the art and hustle of litigation finance – honoring the entrepreneurs who enable litigators and law firms to extend their reach in the types of matters they take on, their strategic pathways, and the enhanced access...

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The Plight of Arbitration Interns Facing the Long Cycle of Internships

There is a widespread and now well-known phenomenon affecting the present young generation of arbitration practitioners: that is, law students on track to becoming qualified lawyers or already qualified lawyers – sometimes multi-qualified lawyers – who accumulate internship after internship, for periods at times stretching beyond 3-4 years. While this reality does not appear to...

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Americans Pass Judgment on Their Courts

Sharp decline in confidence in judiciary is among the largest Gallup has ever measured LONDON — Americans’ confidence in their nation’s judicial system and courts dropped to a record-low 35% in 2024. The result further sets the U.S. apart from other wealthy nations, where a majority, on average, still expresses trust in an institution that...

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Big Law Grows Litigation Finance to Cut Risk, Please Clients

Mayer Brown defense partner Michael E. Lackey said litigation finance “was just anathema” to him about a decade ago. “Anything that makes it easier for people to sue my clients is something I don’t want,” Lackey said in an interview. Now, “virtually every large law firm that does litigation probably has a funded case somewhere”—including...

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La mer Caspienne, futur nœud commercial central entre la Chine et l’Europe ?

Commerce international. La route transcaspienne, qui relie la Chine à l’Europe par le Kazakhstan, le Caucase, la Turquie et la mer Noire, connaît un véritable essor depuis la guerre en Ukraine. Mais les problèmes d’infrastructure et de logistique demeurent. En janvier, l’UE et ses partenaires ont annoncé s’engager à hauteur de 10 milliards d’euros pour...

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Need help? Alternative legal services providers are an option

Alternative legal services providers offer legal services to law firms, dispensing everything from technology to project management to litigation support. (Image from Shutterstock) As artificial intelligence continues to dominate the legal field, many law firms are finding relief through alternative legal services providers. Just after the pandemic began, Benson Varghese began experimenting with ways to...

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Top elected justices are twice as likely to affirm death penalty in election years, 3-state study finds

Politics is apparently affecting the fate of people caught up in the criminal justice system, according to a study by the Death Penalty Information Center. Elected state supreme court justices in Georgia, North Carolina and Ohio affirm twice as many death sentences during an election year than in any other year, according to the report, Lethal Election:...

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Justice Brett Kavanaugh Wants More Cases—but Don’t Rush

Conservative says Supreme Court can expand workload but feels the strain when litigants seek emergency intervention before legal process runs its normal course. AUSTIN, Texas—Justice Brett Kavanaugh, in a swing through the Texas capital Friday, had plenty to say to a regional conference of judges and lawyers about his job at the Supreme Court, a...

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  • legal aspects of the external litigation assessment
  • With Sarkozy in Prison, France Asks: Has the Judiciary Gone Too Far?
  • THE 2025 LAWDRAGON 100 GLOBAL LEADERS IN LITIGATION FINANCE
  • The Plight of Arbitration Interns Facing the Long Cycle of Internships
  • Americans Pass Judgment on Their Courts

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