None of the Pelvic Mesh Litigation shenanigans – criminal and otherwise – that were graphically described in Elizabeth Chamblee Burch’s recent book, The Pain Brokers (One Signal Publishers 2026), which we reviewed here, could have happened without somebody footing the bill. Those somebodies were – and are in most, if not all, mass
In what we view as a game-changing submission, on September 3, Lawyers for Civil Justice filed a 20-page analysis of no fewer than nine third-party litigation funding (“TPLF”) contracts that, one way or another, have become public. This analysis rips away the veil of secrecy that has surrounded TPLF, analyzes why and how specific TPLF
When we read the word “Georgia”, we hear it in our heads sung in the voice of the great Ray Charles. Actually, we hear the entirety of the opening lyrics to Georgia on My Mind. Is that just us? Ok, well, anyhoo.
We have been reading a lot about Georgia of late because of