UK Litigation “Boom” is a Dud?
UK-based website The Lawyer reports that
The number of cases being launched in the High Court has reached a six-year high, but the much-anticipated litigation boom has yet to take off.
Fiona Walkinshaw, a litigation partner of a London based firm suggests that ADR is the reason. She states,
Many financial institutions will want to stay out of the public arena and opt for alternative means to settle claims.
Ms. Walkinshaw further stated that “it would be difficult to gauge litigation activity with so many corporates looking for alternative means of settlement.”
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