Latest Burford Quarterly journal of legal finance addresses top data trends in commercial litigation and arbitration, judgment enforcement and asset recovery
- Data analytics and AI in law, macroeconomic trends for GCs, best practices for risk-based practices, challenges in judgment and award enforcement, arbitration data analytics, legal finance in US bankruptcy filings, new standard for legal finance reporting and transparency.
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The "Data Issue" of the Burford Quarterly features an update on legal finance accounting, artificial intelligence (AI) and the law, data analytics in disputes and enforcement and key takeaways from recent surveys of GCs
The latest issue of the Burford Quarterly 4 2023 includes:
- Data analytics and litigation: How Artificial Intelligence (AI) will (and won't) change the economics of law
Key takeaways from a recent discussion with leading players in integrated data analytics and AI, moderated by Co-COO David Perla. - Macroeconomic trends affect how GCs think about dispute costs and risk
Burford Co-COO Aviva Will analyzes key considerations top in-house lawyers face around the world, leveraging new insights from a survey of 66 GCs, heads of litigation and other senior lawyers. - Best practices for building risk-based practices
Senior lawyers from Gibson Dunn, Morgan Lewis, Mayer Brown and Proskauer Rose discuss best practices for law firms expanding their risk-based practices with Burford Director Evan Meyerson. - New data shows judgment and award enforcement remains a perennial problem
Vanishingly few senior in-house lawyers (2% ) recover the full value of their judgments and awards. Burford Vice President Victoria Fox explains how this problem is only exacerbated by difficult economic conditions. - Case study:
$325 million
A recent portfolio financing arrangement with a Fortune 500 company demonstrates how businesses benefit from building—and financing—affirmative litigation recovery programs. - Arbitration data analytics
Third-party funding of investor-state and international commercial arbitration is on the rise. Burford Director Jeffery Commission examines key arbitration dispute data. - As US bankruptcy filings increase, legal finance is set to play an important role
Burford Managing Director Emily Slater explores recent US bankruptcy activity and explains how the legal finance industry is increasingly playing a role. - Setting a new standard for legal finance reporting and transparency
Burford's CFO Jordan Licht describes Burford's new industry-standard approach for valuing legal finance asset values, which gives clients and investors greater transparency into the performance of legal finance partners.
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