The WA Government has settled a class action for Stolen Wages on behalf of many thousands of Aboriginal Australians who worked in Western Australia and were not paid some or all of their wages while they were subject to legislation in effect from 1936 to 1972. As part of the class action settlement, the State of WA will pay up to $180.4 million to eligible aboriginal workers or their surviving spouses and children.

It’s time for the WA Government to listen and pay victims what they are owed. As the fight continues for victims of wage theft, LLS together with our partners at Shine Lawyers, is determined to play our part in the pursuit of justice.

Reconciliation Australia have endorsed Litigation Lending’s Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan.

Litigation Lending is delighted to announce the appointment of our new Investment Manager Paris Hamrey.

Approved by the Supreme Court of NSW on 17 April 2023.

What is the price of slavery? What actually happened to the 14,000 or so First Nations people of WA who were enslaved to work for little more than board and rations?

Subject to Court approval, a settlement has been reached with more than 1700 Stolen Generation survivors.

Litigation Lending is proud to welcome back Alexandra Marlborough to our team of experienced Investment Managers.

LLS has submitted the following papers as part of the consultation process for the Treasury Laws Amendment (Measures for Consultation) Bill 2021: Litigation funders and Guaranteeing a minimum return of class action proceeds to class members.

LLS CEO Stephen Conrad writes in the AFR on the need for a consultative approach to class action reform, not the Governments “one-size-fits-all” approach.

Nyunggai Warren Mundine AO shares his thoughts in The Australian on the Governments latest reforms for class actions.

LLS Board director Nyunggai Warren Mundine writes in The Australian on the topic of Stolen Wages.

Class action launched against the Commonwealth Government on behalf of First Nations peoples seeking compensation from the Commonwealth of Australia for lost income between 1933 and 1972, when First Nations people were denied basic rights and entitlements under so-called protective legislation whilst working in the Northern Territory.

Litigation Lending are proud to announce the appointment of two new Investment Managers to our team, Emma Colantonio and Laura Morrissey.

Class action launched against the Commonwealth Government on behalf of members of the Stolen Generations in the Northern Territory who were forcibly removed from their families as children. Although a formal apology has been made, the Commonwealth has refused to pay compensation to members of the Stolen Generation in the Northern Territory, despite their own recommendation to do so. All other states with similar policies have paid compensation to those affected.

LLS is pleased to be partnering with Shine Lawyers to continue to support Australia’s First Nations people to seek compensation for past injustices.

LLS provides a response to the release of the 454 page Australian Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services (PJC) Final Report.

“How do the recent amendments to the regulation of litigation funders impact funding for insolvency matters?”

Class action launched against West Australian Government over Indigenous stolen wages

Litigation Lending Services Limited (LLS) is pleased to confirm that its’ wholly owned subsidiary LLS Investment Management Pty Ltd ACN 628 631 854 has been granted an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) (Licence No. 524167) together with the required authorisations for litigation funding and asset management.

The Australian has featured an article on Nyunggai Warren Mundine joining the board of LLS and his views on the federal government’s move to tighten regulations as an attack on democracy.

LLS is partnering with Shine Lawyers to provide financial support for this class action on behalf of hardworking technicians who it is alleged have been disadvantaged by unfair work schemes

Nyunggai Warren Mundin writes in The Australian on the topic of Stolen Wages from First Nations People.

The West Australian newspaper has reported on the progress of the Stolen Wages WA matter which has been lodged with the Australian Human Rights Commission.

Shaun Bonett, Chairman of Litigation Lending welcomes the appointment of Stephen Conrad as Chief Executive Officer

This year Litigation Lending was honored to be given the opportunity to partner with ARITA as the Conference National Platinum Partner.

Stuart Price, CEO of Litigation Lending announces the settlement in-principle for $190m of the Stolen Wages (QLD) class action, representing the 5th largest class action in Australia's history.

Shaun Bonétt, Chairman of Litigation Lending welcomes the appointment of David Christie as a Non-Executive Director.

Stuart Price, CEO of Litigation Lending welcomes the appointment of two new Litigation Managers in Manit Oberoi and Siobhan Moore.

Litigation Lending is funding a class action in Queensland to recover the unpaid wages of Indigenous people.

Litigation Lending CEO Stuart Price is appointed inaugural CEO and Managing Director of The Association of Litigation Funders of Australia (ALFA).

The Association of Litigation Funders of Australia (ALFA) delivered its submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission’s (ALRC).

​Stuart Price, CEO of Litigation Lending welcomed Ms Helene Roins to the company as a Litigation Manager in April 2018.

​Litigation Lending has combined forces with Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), to support their public interest litigation.

Kim May discusses whether security for costs can be provided by way of evidence of an insurance policy

​Litigation Lending has combined forces with Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC), to support their public interest litigation.

On Thursday June 15th 2017, LLS proudly sponsored the ARITA NSW Division Conference Dinner.

​Litigation Lending joined forces with Russells Lawyers for the Global Day of Giving by Volunteering at the Salvation Army StreetLevel Mission in Surry Hills.

National indigenous television programme "The Point" aired a segment on 22 November 2016 featuring Roy Savo.

Litigation Lending and Russells Lawyers joined up again for another successful day, giving back to our community.

Two recent decisions considered whether a deed of indemnity from an after the event (ATE) insurer could suffice as security for the defendant's costs.

Litigation Lending join with GCA Lawyers in Christchurch, New Zealand in launching the largest class action.

Stuart Price, CEO of Litigation Lending welcomed Ms Kim May back to the company as a Senior Litigation Manager.

Shaun Bonett, Chairman of Litigation Lending welcomes Mr Stuart Price as the new Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of the company.