Litigation Funding

This type of funding is popular with private equity firms, hedge funds, high-net-worth individuals, and family offices, as it allows them to diversify their investments without direct exposure to stock markets

How Litigation Funding Helps

Litigation funding works by providing financial support for legal cases in exchange for a share of the final settlement or court-awarded payout. The key benefit? It’s non-recourse—which means if the case is unsuccessful, the funded party owes nothing back.
This funding is especially useful for:

Individuals or businesses that want to pursue legal claims but lack the funds to do so

Companies that want to remove legal expenses from their balance sheets

Investors looking for a stable, high-return investment that isn’t tied to stock market fluctuations

A Long History, Now Modernized

While litigation funding is gaining popularity today, the concept of third-party funding for lawsuits dates back centuries. It was once restricted by old laws, but regulations started changing in 1967 in the UK, paving the way for the modern litigation finance industry.
At first, only wealthy individuals and hedge funds quietly funded lawsuits. But as the industry became more structured, it turned into a mainstream investment opportunity one that benefits businesses, claimants, lawyers, and investors alike

Litigation Funding: A Smarter Way to Finance Legal Cases

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