PRESS RELEASE - September 25, 2017
COOLEY, LLP to Speak at the Litigation Funding Conference in London on October 2, 2017
LF2017 is a deal making event for solicitors and third party investment capital to fund high value meritorious claims.
New York, NY--Ticonderoga Ventures, Inc. is pleased to announce that Cooley, LLP will speak at the Litigation Funding Conference (http://litigationfundingconference.com/), to be held in London on October 2, 2017.
Mark Deem, Partner at Cooley, LLP will speak on a panel covering attorney & corporate counsel experiences with litigation finance.
Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7znirH6fCic
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ABOUT THE LITIGATION FUNDING CONFERENCE
The Litigation Funding Conference is an intense networking event for third party litigation funding firms, venture capitalists, hedge funds, corporate counsel and attorneys from significantly sized law firms seeking finances for high value claims. Financial professionals and investors representing significant resources to capital will be present to fund suits they are expressly interested in.
Time, the most valuable commodity at the event, is designed for maximum efficiency in introducing attorneys with those that provide funding to quickly identify the best opportunities and begin the deal making process.
Registration for the event can be made at http://lf2017.com/register-london-2017.php
For more information, please visit the website http://lf2017.com or contact:
Ticonderoga Ventures, Inc.
Marketing and Logistics Representative
Tel/ Fax: USA +1 (212) 722-1744
E-mail: info-20@litigationfundingconference.com
Twitter: @LITIGATIONFUND1
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