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India's corporate landscape is dominated by family-controlled businesses, which constitute approximately 80% of all enterprises and contribute about 79% to the national GDP.

China's Supreme People's Procuratorate has released five typical cases addressing malicious intellectual property litigation, with a landmark design patent case demonstrating how concealing patent invalidation during litigation constitutes bad faith conduct. The case of Individual X v. Company A illustrates the legal consequences when a patent holder knowingly pursues infringement claims after their patent has been declared invalid by Chinese authorities.

In the world of commercial litigation, financial barriers often prevent parties, particularly small businesses and individuals, from pursuing claims due to the prohibitive costs associated with legal battles. In response, third-party funding (TPF) has emerged as a significant tool, providing financial support to litigants in exchange for a share of any eventual recovery or damages.