Litigation Capital Managment

Litigation Capital Management offers a comprehensive suite of non-recourse funding solutions—including full-case, disbursement, adverse cost, and enforcement financing—serving corporates, law firms, and international arbitration cases to manage financial exposure, preserve liquidity, and share legal risk.

Disputes Finance
LCM provides non-recourse financing to support the legal costs—including counsel fees and disbursements—of commercial disputes. The funder assumes full risk; repayment is only due if the claim succeeds, and includes any legal costs and an agreed-upon return.

Disputes Finance for Companies
Tailored for corporate clients, this service enables businesses to pursue meritorious claims or manage receivables without straining their cash flow. LCM’s funding supports strategic dispute resolution while protecting balance sheets.

Disputes Finance for International Arbitration
Designed for cross-border disputes, LCM offers full coverage for arbitration-related expenses, including legal fees, disbursements, adverse costs indemnities, cost securities, and post-award enforcement or award acquisition funding.

Disputes Finance for Law Firms
Law firms can leverage this to monetize contingency-based case portfolios, share risk with clients, and enhance cash flow. It enables firms to pursue cases they might otherwise decline and reinvest freed resources into business growth.

Disbursement Funding
LCM advances payments for third-party costs in disputes—such as expert witness fees, court fees, and document production expenses—separately from legal fee financing

Adverse Costs and Security for Costs
This service covers the risk of adverse cost orders against funded parties. LCM may also fund required security for costs, protecting litigants against counterparty claims and ensuring an ability to continue proceedings.

Enforcement Funding / Purchase of Awards
LCM supports clients in enforcing arbitral or court awards by providing funding to cover enforcement costs—or may acquire the awarded right itself and pursue collection, preserving liquidity and managing ongoing expenses.