Alternative Litigation Financing in the United States

The book delves into the concept of alternative litigation financing (ALF), highlighting its role in providing capital for litigation from sources outside the traditional parties involved. It examines the state of the ALF industry as of early 2010, addressing critical issues such as legal ethics, social morality, and the potential economic implications of this financing model. Through this analysis, it aims to shed light on the broader impacts of ALF on the legal landscape and society.