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Third-Party Litigation Funding: A Hidden Risk for Real Estate & Hospitality

Learn how third-party litigation funding can affect claims, verdicts, and premiums across commercial real estate and hospitality — and come away with practical ways to spot exposure, prepare, and respond.

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Date

November 10, 2026

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Time

2 pm, ET

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Duration

60 minutes

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Audience

Owners/Operators


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Third-party litigation funding is changing how claims can play out for commercial real estate and hospitality businesses — often before the impact shows up in pricing or claims history. As funded claims become more aggressive, verdicts and settlement demands can climb, which may lead to higher insurance costs and exposures that standard risk programs may miss.

Join Marsh McLennan Agency consultants, carrier representatives, clients, and public-sector officials for a practical conversation about what’s driving this trend, where it can create risk for real estate and hospitality businesses, and how to think about a stronger response.

What we'll cover:

  • How third-party litigation funding is influencing claim severity, verdicts, and settlement dynamics in real estate and hospitality
  • Why these trends can push premiums higher and create hidden exposures for owners, operators, and developers
  • Practical steps businesses can take to prepare, reduce exposure, and strengthen their insurance and risk management strategy

Whether you own, manage, develop, or operate real estate or hospitality assets, you’ll leave with practical guidance you can use right away.

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Speakers

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Stephen McCord

Executive Vice President and National Real Estate & Hospitality Leader

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Mercer Ferguson

Vice President and National Real Estate & Hospitality Leader

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Gary Salamido

President and CEO of North Carolina Chamber of Commerce

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Glenn Westrick

Senior Vice President, Government Relations, Travelers