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Harbour Litigation Funding
The Dos and Don’ts – an exploration of an NPL timeline Monday 3rd April, 12:30 BST Harbour has invited a number of leading experts in this area to explain their involvement in the recovery of an NPL portfolio and how insolvency can be used as a means to recovery. In this webinar, you will hear […]
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Harbour Litigation Funding
This year, Harbour is running a webinar series on all aspects of funding. The series has been designed for those who are curious about how funding can benefit their clients and who want to learn more about litigation funding and the other types of funding Harbour offers. These sessions will be of particular interest to […]
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Harbour Litigation Funding
Please join Susan Dunn and Maurice MacSweeney as they explain what litigation funding is and how it can be used. Monday 5th December 12:30 GMT Please join Susan Dunn and Maurice MacSweeney as they explain what litigation funding is and how it can be used. They will cover: What do litigation funders actually do? How […]
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Harbour Litigation Funding
At this year’s Commercial Litigation Summit, competition litigators and funders discussed the status of the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT). Seven years have passed since the CAT was overhauled, enabling it to hear a wider range of private damages claims. There was one important question on the panel’s agenda: is 2022 the year that the […]
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Harbour Litigation Funding
At this year’s annual Harbour Lecture at Hong Kong Arbitration Week, we were thrilled that Bill Wood QC of Brick Court Chambers, London and Maxwell Mediators, Singapore could join us as our guest speaker. Delivered virtually for the first time, the event attracted a viewership from both Hong Kong and around the world. It was […]
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Harbour Litigation Funding
Last night we were delighted to support the Law Works and Advocate ‘Celebrate Christmas with Carols’ concert at Temple Church. The event was a delightfully festive affair with carols, music and readings from a stellar line up including Lady Hale, President of the Supreme Court, writer Sir Michael Morpurgo, who read from an unpublished work […]