Guys, not to be killjoy, but let's get back to the accounting and business model of Shine.
Benfool, or anyone who knows this, can you talk about disbursements. How does this work? Is it included in the no win no fee package? i.e. can law firms recover that even though they didn't win?
Slater puts all their disbursement cost in their accounts receivable, treating it like it's guaranteed they will receive that money. Shine has a more nuanced presentation, which separates those two category.
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