INSIGHTS
Perspective on litigation funding.
Practical observations on funding appetite, claim economics and the issues that shape litigation funding decisions.
FEATURED INSIGHT
How Big Does a Case Need to Be for Litigation Funding?
There is no universal minimum claim size for litigation funding. The economics depend on the amount of capital required, realistic recovery, duration, merits, recoverability and the particular funder’s mandate.
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Published insights.
Why use a litigation funding broker — even if you already know a funder?
A broker doesn’t make a claim fundable. The value lies in identifying which funders are likely to fit a matter, running a targeted process, and comparing proposals beyond headline price.
How Big Does a Case Need to Be for Litigation Funding?
There is no universal minimum claim size for litigation funding. Learn how funding amount, realistic recovery, duration, merits and recoverability affect fundability.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Disbursement funding, explained
Where disbursement funding fits alongside a primary litigation funding arrangement.
Insolvency recoveries: funding the pursuit
Why available resources shouldn’t determine whether a viable claim proceeds.
What “appetite” actually means to a funder
A short guide to how funders assess whether a claim fits their mandate.
COMING SOON
More insights are in development.
This page will expand as further material is ready. Future articles will appear here alongside the topics above.
