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"Those seeking to acquire an interest in another's litigation don't acquire the right to control the legal strategy or intervene in the attorney's ability to make judgments. If the company does not involve itself in the legal strategy of the case, I would see no inherent conflict in the process."
George Kuhlman
Ethics Counsel for the American Bar Association
National Law Journal, July 24, 2000
"I cannot emphasize enough what a tremendous advantage your firm gave us in moving this case."
William G. Shields, Esq.
Trial Attorney, Virginia
March 28, 2001.
"[I]f I own a claim against you, I can sell a piece of it."
Andrew Kaufman
Chair of the Massachusetts Bar Association Ethics Committee
Patriot Ledger, April 16, 2001.
"Your programs … can be extremely beneficial to a personal injury office … [y]our program[s] also will allow some clients to hang in there longer without pushing for settlement too early merely because they are in a pinch."
Steven L. Weiner, Esq.
Trial Attorney, California
May 1, 2001.
"No doubt, many cash-strapped plaintiffs and their lawyers would agree. When offered the choice between a lowball settlement offer and the opportunity to see a worthy claim through to a fair verdict or settlement, those plaintiffs are likely to say, "Show me the money.""
Jean Hellwege
Senior Editor, Trial, Journal of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
Trial, May 2001.
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Excerpts from the experts. Here is a sampling of what those who have reviewed non-recourse funding are saying:
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