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October 19, 2022

Balance joins the International Legal Finance Association

Balance is delighted to join ILFA and to support its mission to ensure that litigation finance is properly understood by key stakeholders. Balance will focus on ILFA's UK and Australian chapters.

Robert Rothkopf
Managing Partner

International Legal Finance Association adds Balance Legal Capital as new member

 

Addition strengthens ILFA member base – a testament to the industry’s steady growth

 

Washington, D.C. – The International Legal Finance Association (ILFA) today announced Balance Legal Capital has formally joined the organization’s growing membership base.

 

“Balance is delighted to join ILFA and to support its mission to ensure that litigation finance is properly understood by key stakeholders,”said Robert Rothkopf, Managing Partner of Balance Legal Capital. “We look forward to working with Gary Barnett and the ILFA membership.”

 

This news comes on the heels of the association celebrating its two-year anniversary and ahead of its inaugural International Legal Finance Conference that is set to take place on Monday,October 24th 2022 at the historic Morgan Library in New York City. Since its inception in 2020, ILFA has since grown from six to 18 members, adding four new members in 2022 alone.

 

About the International Legal Finance Association

ILFA represents the global commercial legal finance community, and its mission is to engage, educate and influence legislative, regulatory and judicial landscapes as the global voice of the commercial legal finance industry. It is the only global association of commercial legal finance companies and is an independent, non-profit trade association promoting the highest standards of operation and service for the commercial legal finance sector. ILFA is incorporated in Washington, DC, and will have chapter representation around the world. For more information, visit www.ilfa.com and find us on Twitter @ILFA_Official and LinkedIn.

About Balance Legal Capital

Balance Legal Capital is an independent litigation funder founded in 2015, with offices in London and Sydney.  Balance currently manages over GBP250M and invests in commercial disputes and class actions in the UK, Australia, and other common law jurisdictions (ex. USA), enjoying complete discretion over its investment decisions. Please visit www.balancelegalcapital.com and LinkedIn for further information on Balance’s team and strategy.

This is a modified version of ILFA's October 2022 press release.

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