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Litigation Finance

Litigation Finance is a practice where a third-party company pays for a lawsuit or arbitration in exchange for a share of the money won or financial recovery (settlement, award, judgment, verdict or otherwise). Typically a litigation finance company (like ourselves), provides financial support to individuals, businesses, or law firms involved in legal disputes.

Commercial legal finance is also called litigation funding, litigation finance or third-party funding. The idea is simple: Businesses and law firms use money from a third-party finance provider to pay for commercial litigation and arbitration.

Funding comes in many forms (fees and expenses, monetization or advance of entitlement, single matter or portfolio) and does not impact control, which remains with the claimant.

Capital typically is non-recourse, not debt, meaning the investment and return are paid only on a successful resolution.

 

OTHER NAMES FOR LITIGATION FINANCE

Litigation finance is also known by other names:.

1 Third-Party Funding (TPF)

2 Dispute Finance

3 Legal Financing

4 Litigation Funding

5 Lawsuit Funding

6 Case Financing

7 Litigation Investment

 

 

WHO USES LITIGATION FINANCE

BUSINESSES

Companies from start-ups to the Fortune 500 use legal finance to:

1 Fund litigation and arbitration claims and recoveries

2 Eliminate downside risk and lock in guaranteed minimum returns

3 Accelerate expected entitlements to unlock cash flows from pending claims and awards

4 Identify opportunity and set priorities for commercial litigation and arbitration portfolios

5 Transform unenforced judgments and non-performing loans from “legal paper” into cash.

 

 

LAW FIRMS

 Law firms use legal finance to:

1 Pitch new business with client-friendly terms or to pursue new high-value growth areas

2 Offer a financing alternative for hourly clients experiencing fee fatigue

3 Time cash flows associated with pending contingent work

4 Manage partner compensation for contingent work in primarily hourly fee firms

5 Advance fees for outstanding receivables while removing pressure to discount fees or harm client relationships

 

 

OUR DIRECT FUNDING OPTIONS

We offer finance solutions for one dispute or many, for pre-settlement matters and for those with no remaining litigation risk:

 

1 Fees & Expenses

2 Asset Recovery

3 Monetisation

4 Portfolio Finance

5 Risk Management Insurance

6 Portfolio Finance

7 Post-Settlement Financing