Kritika Krishnamurthy, Anuroop Omkar Third Party Funding of Dispute Resolution

This book provides an in-depth exploration of third party funding (TPF) in litigation, arbitration, and other forms of dispute resolution. It examines how external financiers support parties in pursuing or defending legal claims in exchange for a share of the proceeds, while analyzing the legal, ethical, and policy dimensions of such arrangements.

Key features include:

• Concept, evolution, and global trends in third party funding.

• Legal framework and regulatory approaches in India and comparative jurisdictions.

• Risks, benefits, and challenges of TPF in commercial disputes, arbitration, and insolvency proceedings.

• Judicial precedents and evolving policy debates around access to justice and professional ethics.

• Practical insights for lawyers, litigants, funders, and policymakers.

A valuable resource for legal practitioners, arbitrators, academics, fund managers, and students, this work critically evaluates the promise and pitfalls of third party funding in strengthening access to justice and shaping the future of dispute resolution.