Publication Date

5-2014

Journal

Fordham Law Review

Abstract

Despite the recent rejection by the ABA of attempts to weaken the limitations on the sharing of fees with non-lawyers, pressure to allow laypersons to invest in lawsuits remains. This article looks at one argument against lay investment in litigation, which is that laypersons should not be able to control how litigation is conducted.

Volume

82

Issue

6

First Page

2939

Last Page

2960

Publisher

Fordham University School of Law

Disciplines

Banking and Finance Law | Insurance Law | Law | Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility | Torts

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