LLS provides a response to the release of the 454 page Australian Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services (PJC) Final Report.

“How do the recent amendments to the regulation of litigation funders impact funding for insolvency matters?”

Class action launched against West Australian Government over Indigenous stolen wages

Litigation Lending Services Limited (LLS) is pleased to confirm that its’ wholly owned subsidiary LLS Investment Management Pty Ltd ACN 628 631 854 has been granted an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) (Licence No. 524167) together with the required authorisations for litigation funding and asset management.

The Australian has featured an article on Nyunggai Warren Mundine joining the board of LLS and his views on the federal government’s move to tighten regulations as an attack on democracy.

LLS is partnering with Shine Lawyers to provide financial support for this class action on behalf of hardworking technicians who it is alleged have been disadvantaged by unfair work schemes

Nyunggai Warren Mundin writes in The Australian on the topic of Stolen Wages from First Nations People.

The West Australian newspaper has reported on the progress of the Stolen Wages WA matter which has been lodged with the Australian Human Rights Commission.

Shaun Bonett, Chairman of Litigation Lending welcomes the appointment of Stephen Conrad as Chief Executive Officer

Stuart Price, CEO of Litigation Lending announces the settlement in-principle for $190m of the Stolen Wages (QLD) class action, representing the 5th largest class action in Australia's history.

Stuart Price, CEO of Litigation Lending welcomes the appointment of two new Litigation Managers in Manit Oberoi and Siobhan Moore.

Litigation Lending is funding a class action in Queensland to recover the unpaid wages of Indigenous people.

Litigation Lending CEO Stuart Price is appointed inaugural CEO and Managing Director of The Association of Litigation Funders of Australia (ALFA).

The Association of Litigation Funders of Australia (ALFA) delivered its submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission’s (ALRC).