Concurrences Review has included a new article authored by Charles Griffin and Alyx Pattison as part of its latest issue on Antitrust Third-Party Litigation Funding.
The chapter explores why legal finance is increasingly central to the growth of funded opt-out claims in antitrust litigation, including:
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The cost and complexity of pursuing high-stakes antitrust litigation and how legal finance levels the playing field
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The recent increase of corporate opt-outs, with companies seeking greater control over litigation strategy and potential recoveries
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Findings from Burford’s 2025 survey of in-house counsel, which analyze the financial incentives to opt outing and the barriers (particularly cost and risk) that deter many companies from pursuing claims directly
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How legal finance, including fees and expenses financing and monetization structures, provides solutions that enable companies to pursue stronger recoveries without straining business resources.
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Case studies showing how Burford has partnered with companies to unlock capital from pending opt-out claims and support broader corporate goals.
The full chapter can be found here.
