Burford Capital Limited (LSE:BUR) Retires 2028 Notes Early, Cuts Debt by $100M

A jury ruled Apple must pay $5.7B to Taction Technology for patent infringement. Burford Capital, which funded the lawsuit, saw its shares rise 9% as it stands to earn $1.4B if the full penalty is paid. Apple is challenging the verdict, and the case may take years to resolve.

Burford Capital (BUR) stock rose 9.8% after a jury ordered Apple (AAPL) to pay $5.7B in damages to a client of Burford. The amount may be adjusted, but Burford's share could be $1.4B if paid. The verdict was for patent infringement by Apple.

Burford Capital (BUR) shares rose 9.8% after a client won a $5.7B patent lawsuit against Apple (AAPL). The firm specializes in litigation finance.

Burford Capital claims a $1.4 billion share from a $5.7 billion verdict against Apple for patent infringement. The amount may change in post-trial proceedings. Apple plans to appeal. Burford's stock rose 12% Monday.

Burford Capital Ltd. shares rose 12% after a federal jury ruled Apple Inc. must pay $5.7B for patent infringement. Burford could receive $1.4B, but the amount may change due to appeals and litigation risks. Apple has filed a motion to set aside the verdict.

Burford Capital Ltd (BUR) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Regulation FD Disclosure. Exhibit 99.1 September 28, 2026 Statement Regarding Jury Verdict in Patent Matter Burford Capital Limited (“Burford”), the leading global finance and asset management firm focused on law, today provides an update on a portfolio matter. After the market close on Friday, September