Die Drittfinanzierung von Kollektivklagen in England und Deutschland

This book examines the extent to which protective measures against Third-Party Litigation Funding in Germany and England are efficient. It explains the inefficiency of German protective measures, which cover circumstances that do not need protection and that fail to protect or overregulate circumstances that do need protection. The solution: an adaptation of the German legal framework to the requirements of the changing litigation funding market that enables the benefits of Third-Party Litigation Funding, including equal opportunity and effective legal protection. The book aims to make an important contribution to the field of international civil procedure law and comparative law.