HOW LITIGATION FINANCE WORKS

Every matter is different. Our process is designed to provide a clear path for evaluating litigation-finance opportunities, developing the appropriate capital strategy, and coordinating the financing process from initial review through closing.

 
 

WHAT WE LOOK AT

THE MATTER
Nature of the dispute and current procedural posture.

THE ECONOMICS
Potential recovery, anticipated costs, and financing requirements.

THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE
Relevant claims, defenses, documentation, and litigation considerations.

THE CAPITAL REQUIREMENT
The amount and intended purpose of the requested financing.

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WHO MAY CONSIDER LITIGATION FINANCE?

  • LAW FIRMS

    Firms exploring financing options associated with qualifying matters.

  • CLAIMANTS

    Eligible parties seeking potential financial flexibility while litigation progresses.

  • BUSINESSES

    Businesses navigating significant disputes where additional capital may be relevant.

  • INVESTORS & CAPITAL PROVIDERS

    Organizations interested in participating in litigation finance opportunities.


WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU SUBMIT

AFTER SUBMISSION

Your submission begins an evaluation process.

Then:

REVIEW
Our team reviews the information provided.

FOLLOW-UP
If additional information is needed, we may contact you regarding the matter.

EVALUATION
The opportunity is evaluated against applicable financing considerations.

NEXT STEPS
If appropriate, we discuss potential paths for advancing the opportunity.

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IMPORTANT EXPECTATIONS

Submission of a matter does not guarantee financing, an offer of financing, or acceptance by any capital provider. Financing availability and terms depend on the characteristics of each opportunity and the requirements of the applicable capital source.