Litigation Funding
Access to justice should not be limited by litigation costs.
Strategic funding solutions for qualifying and legally viable disputes, helping eligible claimants pursue meritorious claims while managing litigation-related financial constraints.
Funding Considered on the Merits of Each Matter
Litigation can involve substantial costs and financial uncertainty. A structured assessment helps determine whether a dispute may be suitable for funding, taking into account its legal merits, commercial viability, available documentation and realistic prospects of enforcement or recovery. Every matter is considered individually, and eligibility is not automatic.
Legal Merits
Understand the claim, the relief sought and the legal basis on which the dispute may proceed.
Commercial Viability
Consider the financial aspects of pursuing the matter and the resources that may be required.
Recovery Prospects
Review the opposing party, available evidence and practical prospects of enforcement or recovery.
What Does the Assessment Consider?
Each matter is reviewed before any decision is made. The assessment may consider the following factors:
Legal Merits of the Claim
The nature of the claim, the legal issues involved and the relief being sought.
Commercial Viability
The commercial basis for pursuing the dispute and the potential financial considerations.
Documentation
The quality, consistency and completeness of supporting records and evidence.
Enforcement & Recovery
The practical prospects of enforcing an outcome and recovering amounts due.
Parties & Forum
The nature of the parties involved and the court, tribunal or other forum concerned.
What Should You Submit?
To support an initial review, please share the information and documents available to you. Additional details may be requested depending on the nature of the dispute.
- ✓A short summary of the dispute and the relief sought
- ✓Contracts, invoices, notices and relevant correspondence
- ✓Details of any pending or concluded proceedings
- ✓Identity and details of the opposing party
Frequently Asked Questions
Important points to understand before submitting a matter for funding assessment.
1. Is funding guaranteed?
2. What kinds of matters may be considered?
3. Does submitting a matter create an obligation?
Submit Your Matter for Assessment
Share a brief outline of the dispute and the information available so that the matter can be considered for an initial assessment.
Discuss Your Claim →Submission is for assessment only. Funding is not guaranteed.