Abstract

This article intends to explore the appropriateness of third-party funding in arbitrations related to bankruptcy and judicial restructuring proceedings. Considering that one of the major obstacles to the use of arbitration in bankruptcy proceedings is its high costs, which are necessarily borne by the recovering company or by the bankrupt estate, it is intended to present an alternative that favors the management of financial obligations by the debtor, as a form to achieve the objectives of bankruptcy legislation

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