Third-party litigation funding in the UK is becoming an increasingly popular mechanism in international cases, especially those involving high-stakes disputes like the Sulu case. However, the practice also raises concerns about the influence of external financiers on legal strategies and the fairness of the litigation process. While these funding arrangements can make it possible for claimants to bring cases they otherwise could not afford, they also introduce the risk that decisions could be swayed by the financial interests of third-party investors.
