Law Firm Financing on the Stand: Controversial Financing Enables Firms to Withstand Long-Term Litigation
Litigation involving hundreds or thousands of clients can take years to resolve, putting a financial strain on law firms working on a contingency basis. While banks are willing to provide loans based on a firm’s hard assets, law firm finance companies are willing to lend based on anticipated fees, account receivables and other assets. Attorney Kelly Anthony explains this new type of specialty lending and defends it against industry detractors.
September 16, 2016
Counsel Financial | Kelly Anthony | Law Firm Financing | Specialty Lending
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