Halloween & COVID-19: Thrivest Link Legal Funding™ Safety Short
We’re here to give you a Thrivest Link Legal Funding™ Safety Short. Halloween 2020 is just one of many celebrations that have been impacted by the virus, but this holiday …
A Labor of Love: Pre-settlement Funding Client Interview
Millions of unemployed Americans, at-risk frontline employees, and over 20,000 new COVID-19 cases across the US as of September 7th. How do we stay positive this Labor Day? As you …
Thrivest Link Legal Funding™ & Served Natural Partner Up to Support COVID Medical Heroes
Press Release | June 24, 2020 Thrivest Link Legal Funding™, in partnership with Served Natural, donated a total of 1,000 meals to Harlem Hospital, Mount Sinai and NYP Brooklyn in …
Can an Instacart Shopper File a Workers’ Comp Claim or Personal Injury Lawsuit After Slipping and Falling in a Store?
By Eric Washburn, The Legal Examiner Unsurprisingly, the two-part question posed in the title has two answers. No, an Instacart shopper cannot file a workers’ comp claim. Yes, grounds for …
Innovation in Healthcare: What are the Implications for Medical Malpractice Law and Litigation Finance?
To be alive is a gift and a challenge. It’s safe to say that life’s easier today than the era of hydrotherapy and trepanation. Healthcare is reaching a height of …
ALFA Applauds Minnesota Supreme Court’s Ruling Affirming Consumer Legal Funding
By John Freund June 11, 2010 – Last week, the Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed consumer litigation funding in Minnesota, finding that champerty, the English common law doctrine prohibiting disinterested third …
Texas personal injury firm uses drones for road traffic accident investigation and reconstruction
UAV systems allow the company to visualise how a road traffic accident may have happened. This can provide juries and insurance companies with a greater insight into how the collision …
‘A License for Neglect.’ Nursing Homes Are Seeking — and Winning — Immunity Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic
BY ABIGAIL ABRAMS | Time It was 11 p.m. on a Sunday in early May when Penny Shaw, a 76-year-old in Braintree, Massachusetts, picked up the phone and reported her nursing home …
Early Pandemic-Related Shifts We’re Seeing In Legal Finance
By Eric Blinderman Law360 (May 4, 2020, 4:04 PM EDT) As we continue down an uncertain economic path, law firms, their clients and other stakeholders within the legal industry are struggling …
COVID-19 and Delay of Jury Trials
By Ayanna Neal, The Legal Examiner Today the Michigan Supreme Court issued Administrative Order 2020-10 delaying all jury trials from today’s date for 60 days, “until June 20, 2020, or …