Litigation

Lewis & Clark Law School Debuts Innovative Litigation & Advocacy Skills Certificate to Forge Practiced Legal Advocates

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Portland, Oregon – Lewis & Clark Law School has announced the launch of a cutting-edge certificate program focused on Litigation & Advocacy Skills, which is designed to cater to students aiming to master advocacy across various legal environments. This new initiative aims to equip participants with vital skills ranging from engaging in courtroom battles to excelling at negotiation tables. The program integrates intensive coursework with hands-on training and mentoring to create an immersive learning experience. It mandates that enrolled law students complete four foundational courses. Additionally, they must accrarily involve themselves in a minimum of … Read more

Major Corporations Set to Boost Litigation Budgets in Response to Growing Legal Complexities

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New York — Many of the world’s largest corporations are bracing for an uptick in legal challenges, prompting them to increase their budgets for litigation significantly in the coming year. As companies grapple with increasingly complex legal cases, industry analysts predict a surge in spending that could exceed 10% more than current levels. The anticipated rise in litigation costs comes as businesses face a landscape rife with intricate legal battles over issues such as intellectual property rights, regulatory compliance, and international trade disputes. This environment demands not only more legal resources but also advanced technological … Read more

SEC Cracks Down on Alleged Fraud Scheme by Florida Duo in Mass Tort Litigation Financing

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Miami, Fla. — Federal regulators have charged two Florida men with operating a fraudulent scheme that allegedly swindled millions of dollars from investors, under the guise of funding mass tort litigation. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) claims the duo misled investors about the potential returns and the usage of their funds, which were predominantly funneled into their own pockets rather than toward legal expenses as promised. According to the SEC, the individuals, from Broward County, presented their operation as a lucrative opportunity to invest in the outcomes of large-scale legal settlements. Investors were led … Read more

SEC Targets Florida Group in Alleged Multi-Million Dollar Litigation Finance Scam

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Miami — Federal regulators have charged two Florida men with orchestrating a sophisticated fraud scheme centered on the financing of mass tort litigation. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) alleges that the duo misled investors about the potential returns and the nature of the investments involved. According to the SEC, the accused, from their offices in South Florida, promised substantial profits to investors by funding lawsuits with potentially high settlements. However, what the SEC claims to have uncovered deviates starkly from legitimate litigation financing practices. Primarily, the funds gathered from new investors were purportedly used … Read more