Anyone seeking to challenge a litigation funding agreement got a severe message from the Fifth Circuit court in December. The message is: You’d better have standing. An opinion by Judge Jacques L Weiner Jr. explained that the appellant-debtor in In re Dean did not have standing to challenge a funding agreement that had already been approved by a Texas bankruptcy court.
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