Delaware’s federal court forced litigation funders into the open. Its most important court still lets them hide

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Fortune	Delaware’s federal court forced litigation funders into the open. Its most important court still lets them hide	Companies are already leaving Delaware with those exits accelerating. Secret litigation funding in Chancery Court gives them one more reason to get out of Dodge.	10 Nov, 20:51	10 Nov, 21:15	0m	fortune.com	First

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