A New York judge has decided that a company that advanced more than $1 million to plaintiffs at an alleged 40 percent interest rate is not subject to state usury laws. The ruling comes in the wake of the New York City Bar Association’s warning to lawyers to avoid “unlawful” funding arrangements, Reuters reports.
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Third Party Litigation Funding (TPLF)
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