Alternative Litigation Strategies

1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

   Beyond the Billable Hour: Yale Law's Class of 2026 on What Comes Next (opens the original)

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   What do three of Yale Law School's sharpest new graduates actually think about the future of the legal profession? I recently sat down with Sam Haddad — Student Body President at YLS, clinical fellow in both the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Clinic and Community and Economic Development Clinic, Certum Group's summer fellow , and now an incoming associate at Latham & Watkins — along with Sharon Du (Executive Editor for Articles at the Yale Journal for International Law, formerly a James C. Gait

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2. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

   Federal and State Regulatory Developments in Litigation Finance (opens the original)

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   On the latest episode of the Alternative Litigation Strategies podcast, I had the privilege to sit down with Paul Kong, Executive Director of the International Legal Finance Association, and Eric Schuller, President of the Alliance for Responsible Consumer Legal Funding, to talk through a regulatory landscape that is moving fast in both Washington D.C. and the states. We discussed why conflating consumer legal funding with commercial litigation finance leads to bad legislation, the Litigation Fu

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