Current Problem


  • Bates and Others v The Post Office [2017] EWHC QB 2844, [2018] EWHC QB 2698, [2019] EWHC QB 606, [2019] EWHC QB 2871, [2019] EWHC QB 1373, [2019] EWHC QB 3408.
    The legal case was successful resulting in a settlement of £57.75 million. However of the £57.75 million ONLY 12 Million became eligible for the individual claimants. In turn that lead to £20,000 payments to claimants rather than £90,000 per claimant. A reduction of £70K per claimant. Further the taxpayer had to foot the bill[ GLO].

  • Equality of Arms is meant to mean " equal war chests to fund litigation”. In multiple instances this unfortunately does not occur. Depending on the type of claimants there is a typically a large gap between the funding parties:
    Ad Hoc Group of Borrowers v. Celsius Network LLC [ Adversarial proceeding between a set of normal individuals and White & Case the Billion dollar law firm]

    Ad Hoc Group of Custodial Account Holders v. Celsius Network LLC et al

  • Access to Justice has become a lot more difficult for individuals.

    Take the following proposition:

    • Individual A loses out of 1000’s of USD{through the bankruptcy of a third party}

    • Individual A tries to interface with:

      • The Police

      • The bankruptcy estate

      • The regulators

      • Lawfirms

      • Distressed Investors

      • The Media[Legacy and otherwise]

      • The US trustee

      Individual A is still struggling to get their money back as of 2025.
      A similar issue is indicated in VETON VEJSELI, BRETT PERRY, and

      CHRISTOPHER VILLINGER,

      Plaintiffs,

      v.

      IONIC DIGITAL, INC.,

      Defendant.

      [ Synapse Debacle]

There are countless other reasons why Litigation funding market needs to be improved and these can be found in:
Interim report