Litigation Funding


Seven Stars Legal Funding

8 June 2026

Seven Stars Legal Funding is a specialist private credit investment company targeting market-leading investor returns within the well-regarded and regulated UK legal services sector. Its strategy centres on secured lending to law firms, financing litigation costs and case generation across… Read More


iCOFA

10 October 2025

iCOFA – The COFA Institute is part of The Institute of Legal Finance & Management (ILFM) which is the leading education and membership organisation in the legal sector, supporting legal finance, compliance, and practice management professionals across England, Wales, & Northern Ireland.… Read More


AxiaFunder

1 July 2021

AxiaFunder is an online litigation funding platform offering claimants and lawyers a fast and flexible funding solution for commercial legitimate cases, specifically those with clear legal merit and sound economics but that for whatever reason have been unable to secure legal… Read More


Temple Legal Protection

1 September 2015

Established in 1999, Temple Legal Protection is a specialist provider of legal expenses insurance and fully integrated disbursement funding, trusted by leading law firms nationwide. For over 25 years we have worked in close partnership with solicitors to provide effective… Read More


O’Connors

16 November 2012

O’Connors is a firm of business lawyers and advisers that helps clients accomplish extraordinary and lasting results.


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