Grant Thornton partner David Hodgson.
At some point an academic or authority will crunch the numbers and prove that litigation funding either benefits creditors or it does not but for present purposes a recent decision of the Supreme Court of Western Australia might provide confirmed cynics with all the proof they already know they don't need.
" ... the effect of the funding agreement is that there appears to be no incentive for the litigation funder to monitor and closely review the costs that . . .
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