Litigation crowdfunding: a tool for change - Solicitors Journal

Crowdfunding started out as a way to raise money for charity, or to jumpstart a business idea. However, in recent years it has transformed into a powerful social and legal tool.

There is a groundswell of cause-based legal action which is being funded by a diverse array of individuals and interest groups, rather than the traditional power brokers.

Russell-Cooke associate explains in Solicitors Journal that there are growing opportunities for practitioners to engage with collaborative issue-based litigation and funding.

Litigation crowdfunding: a tool for change is available to read on the Solicitors Journal website via subscription. 

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