
Industry insiders discuss all aspects of litigation funding.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

Brendan Dyer from Law Finance Group joins this week’s pod.
Topics include the big LFG Rocade news, how his background as a law firm pricing professional helps him meet counterparties where they are, the reemergence of non insured appellate monetiza... more
Dai Wai Chin Feman joins this weeks episode for a whirlwind discussion.
Topics include, but are not limited too like any good discovery request, his work as US Chapter Chair at the International Legal Finance Association, a proposal for funding of U... more
Fiona Chaney from Omni Bridgeway joins to discuss her widely shared critique of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse's report on Third Party Litigation Funding. Spoiler alert, she is not a fan and has the receipts.
Besides pointing out the lack of factua... more
Rebecca Berrebi from Litigation Finance Advisors joins for the first episode of the 2026 season.
Topics covered included her experience in the early days ofthe #litigationfinance market and her identification of the need for skilled advisors for th... more
David Perla and Evan Meyerson from Burford Capital join the pod.
We talk about corporate America's thoughts on #litigationfunding.
While it is well known that many companies take shots at the industry when they are the #Defendants, you may be sur... more
Gary Goldberg, Executive Vice President at Archer Systems joins to talk about where the money goes when the cases are over. As one of the largest (if not the largest), lien resolution companies in the United States, Archer distributes billions in set... more
Kelly Daley, Managing Director at Gerchen Capital Partners joins this week's episode.
We talk about her role leading GCP's corporate monetization strategy and the reasons that companies with claims are choosing to pull forward revenue instead of wa... more
Lauren Harrison and Mani Walia from Signal Peak join the pod to discuss their new venture.
Why did they decide to leave well established entities to join forces?
What do critics get wrong about the use of outside capital for meritorious claims?
W... more










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This show centers on the mechanics, economics, and regulation of litigation funding, with guests ranging from funders and brokers to corporate clients and law firms. Across episodes, conversations tend to explore funding structures (non-recourse, portfolio financing, credit-style deals), under‑writing rigor, and the evolving ecosystem as private capital fuels settlements, mass torts, class actions, and complex litigation. Notable threads often compare funding models, discuss access to justice versus commercial incentives, and address regulatory guardrails, data transparency, and practical implications for litigants, firms, and funders. A recurring strength is bringing practical, insider perspectives from industry leaders and practitioners, ... more
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Recent guests on All Things Litigation Funding include:
1. Dai Wai Chin Feman
2. Fiona Chaney
3. Rebecca Berrebi
4. Gary Goldberg
5. Kelly Daley
6. Lauren Harrison
7. Mani Walia
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