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Judgment Enforcement ensures that a court-awarded judgment is satisfied or carried out. The goal is to compel the losing party (judgment debtor) to comply with the court's decision and fulfill their legal obligations as determined by the judgment.

In a legal context, Asset Recovery refers to identifying, locating, and reclaiming assets subject to misappropriation, fraud, or unlawful activities. It often involves recovering assets unlawfully taken or concealed by individuals or entities. Asset recovery can be pursued in various situations, including financial fraud, embezzlement, corruption, or other forms of economic crime.

Bankruptcy and Insolvency funding, or litigation funding in financial distress, involves third-party financiers providing capital to parties involved in bankruptcy or insolvency proceedings. This funding is typically used by debtors, creditors, or insolvency practitioners to pursue or defend legal claims related to the insolvency process.

Commercial Litigation Funding is a practice where a third party, a litigation funder, provides financial support to parties involved in a legal dispute. In return, the funder typically receives a share of the damages awarded if the case is successful. This funding arrangement helps businesses or individuals pursue legal action without bearing the financial burden, making litigation more accessible. It's commonly used in complex and costly commercial disputes where the litigants may need more resources to cover legal expenses on their own.

Intellectual and Patent disputes involve legal conflicts related to intellectual property rights, particularly patents. Intellectual Property disputes can arise in various areas, such as trademark infringement, copyright violations, and trade secrets.

Arbitration funding, also known as third-party funding or litigation funding, involves a third-party financier providing financial support to a party involved in an arbitration proceeding. Arbitration is an alternative dispute resolution method where parties agree to have their dispute resolved by an arbitrator or a panel of arbitrators outside of traditional court litigation.