champertor
/ˈtʃæmpərtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who bribes or corrupts a lawyer or other professional to influence a legal decision.
“The court ruled that the champertor had engaged in unethical behavior and ordered them to pay a significant fine.”
2. noun
A person who bribes or corrupts a lawyer or other professional to influence a legal decision or outcome.
“The champertor was caught by the authorities and brought to justice for their corrupt actions.”