Public Policy

Public Policy

The debate around healthcare in the U.S. continues, especially as the healthcare landscape evolves. Although policies like the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) have

Josh Schwadron

October 29, 2024

Public Policy

Before Justice Bolt launched the first law firm portal software that any medical provider can use to share and receive information (and medical

Josh Schwadron

October 28, 2024

Public Policy

4min read Insurance companies and other critics of legal funding allege that it is a usurious practice, and they are wrong for a very

Josh Schwadron

October 28, 2024

Public Policy

The right to a fair trial is a cornerstone of the American justice system. The 6th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees defendants

The JusticeBolt Team

October 28, 2024

Public Policy

Peter Thiel’s decision to fund Hulk Hogan’s lawsuit against Gawker marked a watershed moment in legal finance back in 2016. Today, eight years

Josh Schwadron

October 28, 2024

Public Policy

5 min read In her NYU Law Review article, “Police Indemnification article” UCLA law professor Joanna Schwartz set out to determine the extent

Maly Ohrenschall

October 28, 2024

Public Policy

When it comes to medical liens in personal injury (PI) cases, Georgia has its own set of rules. To help you navigate the

Luke Krolak

October 28, 2024

Public Policy

4min read This post continues our writing on motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) and U.S. auto insurance regimes, with an emphasis on the “threshold” concept under

Maly Ohrenschall

October 28, 2024

Public Policy

8min read As car owners, attorneys, and legal funders who deal with motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) know, navigating automobile insurance can be a

Maly Ohrenschall

October 28, 2024

Public Policy

There is a great paradox in our civil justice system. In many cases, the moment a personal injury occurs, the defendant’s problems are

Josh Schwadron

October 3, 2024

Public Policy

– 4min read We are firm believers in regulation. We believe consumers deserve protection and complex financial products should exist in some sort

Josh Schwadron

July 29, 2022

Public Policy

February 3, 2015 – 3min read In general, litigants in U.S. courts pay for their own attorneys’ fees and costs, regardless of the

Josh Schwadron

July 29, 2022

Public Policy

– 4min read   To many, legal funding business leaders, capital providers, and industry insiders, legal funding seems like an entirely novel idea

Josh Schwadron

March 29, 2017