Litigation funding in the United Kingdom
10 hand-verified firms that list United Kingdom say on their own website that they offer litigation funding. A third-party funder pays the legal costs in exchange for a share of the recovery, and usually loses its outlay if the claim fails.
- Fees in United Kingdom
- Conditional fee agreements (CFAs, "no win no fee" with a success fee) and damages-based agreements (DBAs, a percentage of damages) are both permitted in England & Wales, subject to statutory caps, for example tighter caps for personal injury claims. After-the-event insurance is commonly used to cover the other side's costs.
- Litigation funding in United Kingdom
- London is one of the largest litigation-funding markets. A 2023 Supreme Court decision (PACCAR) affected how many funding agreements are structured and legislative reform has been proposed, so the current position should be confirmed with a solicitor.
- Case types these firms take
- Contract dispute (7), Class action (5), Fraud (3), Partnership dispute (3), Professional negligence (3), Investment fraud (2), Consumer claim (1), Crypto fraud (1)
- Most recent check
- 1 November 2026
- Apex Litigation Finance
- Augusta Ventures
- Carter-Ruck
- Deminor
- Go Legal
- Irwin Mitchell
- Leigh Day
- Myerson Solicitors
- Profile Investment
- Taylor Rose
- Contract dispute lawyers in United Kingdom
- Class action lawyers in United Kingdom
- Fraud lawyers in United Kingdom
- Partnership dispute lawyers in United Kingdom
- Professional negligence lawyers in United Kingdom
- Investment fraud lawyers in United Kingdom
- Consumer claim lawyers in United Kingdom
- Crypto fraud lawyers in United Kingdom
- Contingency and success fees in United Kingdom
- No win, no fee in United Kingdom
- All fee models by country