Tad Duree Authors Litigation Funding Article for ABA Law Practice Today

Third-party litigation funding has transformed how law firms finance cases—but it comes with serious ethical considerations that aren’t always clear or obvious. Bailey Glasser partner Tad Duree authored an article for the American Bar Association Law Practice Today about what lawyers need to know about attorney independence, client confidentiality, and navigating litigation funding agreements.

Read it here.

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