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Litigation Finance

Litigation Finance Unbound :

We believe that customized litigation finance solutions allow firms, companies, and individuals to pursue justice without compromise.

For Attorneys By Attorneys :

Due diligence done by attorneys who have decades of trial experience. We are not accountants or finance professionals. We simply speak your language.

Access For All :

We are structured to be nimble and quick. We can scale from minute to major with a phone call. We bring our expertise and our relationalships with the largest funders in the world to your opportunity.

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Industries

INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY

MASS TORT

PERSONAL
INJURY

COMMERCIAL
CLAIMS

CROSS
BORDER
DISPUTES

LIQUIDATIONS

Uncorrelated to
traditional capital markets

Unlike other asset classes such as bonds, stocks, or real estate investments that are correlated to market risk, litigation finance considers legal claims as an investment asset that remains non- correlated to economic activity

Not deeply exposed to the business cy'cle, interest rates & general turmoil

As investors are always seeking assets with zero beta/ beta neutral, investment in legal claims may prove to be less risky even at the time of financial crises and market downturns —which often motivate increased litigation in markets

Moderate median
time to liquidity

The average time to liquidity for litigation finance is - 24 to 36 months which is relatively less when compared to other asset classes

In the case of private equity the lock-up the period is around 5 years

Real estate also takes a fairly long time to liquidity, since it often takes several years to fully monetize

Positive impact on
enterprise value

More companies recognizing the benefits of third-party funding

Litigation expense results in declining of company's EBITDA, indicating negative effect on company's enterprise value as well as its balance sheet

In the case of successful litigation the enterprise value does not benefit from the cash award received however the balance sheet benefits from it

36%

net average annual return

Based on a study by Professor Michael McDonald in 2016 on Litigation funding industry