Ashdown Litigation Partners reported that Google's £260m Play Store settlement saw Bench Walk and other stakeholders take 38.5% of the £260m pot, with £160m going to app developers.
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This week in litigation funding: 📰 FTSE in the firing line: third-party funding + growing procedural clarity are fuelling a fresh wave of UK shareholder claims against…
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Ashdown Litigation Partners
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Ashdown Litigation Partners (ALP) is an independent facilitator and coordinator of protected litigation finance opportunities, incorporated and regulated in England and Wales. We transform historically binary litigation risk into capital-protected, investable opportunities suitable for private credit, structured credit, family offices, and asset-backed finance mandates. We connect high-quality legal claims with institutional capital, arrange introductions to specialist protection providers, and deliver credit-style structuring with institutional-grade infrastructure
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