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In today’s regulatory and financial environment, resolving complex non-performing loans (NPLs) is no longer optional - it’s strategic. Around the world, banks are being compelled to move from passive provisioning to active resolution, particularly when it comes to long-defaulted or legally entangled exposures classified as Stage 3 under IFRS 9. Enter Omni Bridgeway, the global leader in legal finance and risk management with a reputation for tackling precisely these challenges - through bespoke legal enforcement solutions, creative structuring, and highly attractive pricing.

A three-chapter market analysis exploring international asset recovery routes for PRC financial creditors, including recent enforcement trends and the role of litigation funders.

Following the dramatic increase of limited liability companies in the U.S., the Corporate Transparency Act's enactment and the Trump administration's subsequent narrowing of that law, it's worth revisiting the underlying legal principles that govern shell companies in order to remedy the problems that initially motivated the CTA.

This article highlights two important junctures where corporate counsel can position disputes for maximum advantage; pre-dispute, by carefully considering contracts rights, and once a dispute emerges, through informed negotiation as to whether a claim should proceed as an arbitration or litigation.

As a litigation funder, we routinely work with clients and counsel to understand the likely costs of pursuing a claim. Based on our experience working with a wide range of counsel in various jurisdictions, this post discusses five things that we recommend all counsel keep in mind when a client asks for a litigation budget.

In this article, Gabe Bluestone discusses the the impact of what appears to be the the Second Circuit’s first substantive ruling on reverse veil piercing in more than a decade. The decision affirms a Southern District of New York decision finding two LLCs liable for the personal judgment of an equitable owner under a reverse veil piercing theory relating to an unsatisfied $40 million judgment held by Citibank.

Naomi Loewith was featured in the “Beyond Big Law” podcast for the Harvard Law School and discussed the evolution of her career from private practice to an in-house counsel role at Omni Bridgeway.

Construction disputes are often complicated, costly and slow to resolve. For long-suffering claimants, the expectation is that the short-term financial pain will be “worth it” when they finally win an award. But what happens when the respondent doesn’t pay?

In this article, Paul Rand discusses how choosing the right financing approach for a legal dispute can shape litigation strategy and drive business growth impacting a company’s cashflow, risk profile, and business operations.

In this article, Paul Rand shares four over-arching themes that are constants in successful claims: the calibre of the legal team, clarity on goals and strategy, alignment of stakeholders and communication.