Is Litigation Funding Slowly Eroding?
One Big Thing The funding model is cracking. On Monday, Ohio started requiring litigation funders to register with the state. Then House Bill 105 took effect October 6, 2026, banning funders from influencing
One Big Thing The funding model is cracking. On Monday, Ohio started requiring litigation funders to register with the state. Then House Bill 105 took effect October 6, 2026, banning funders from influencing
The One Big Thing Transport Topics (TT) recently reported that the Montgomery ruling “may be less harsh than feared” for freight brokers. Analysts point to the concurring opinion’s language suggesting plaintiffs
A Breaking Analysis of the May 14, 2026 Supreme Court Decision and Its Immediate Implications for the Transportation Industry The preemption shield that freight brokers have relied on for years
While politicians debate tariffs and tax policy, a hidden “lawsuit tax” is quietly inflating prices on groceries, consumer goods, and everything that moves by truck – which is nearly everything. America’s
A $15 billion industry is funding trucking lawsuits against you. Outside investors — hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds, and Wall Street firms — are now bankrolling trucking lawsuits in exchange
