Funding Attorneys for Non-Correlated Returns
Diversified Litigation Portfolio 3
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Projected Returns
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Learn how litigation funding works, how legal claims and settlements can create non-correlated returns, and how it provides a compelling passive investment strategy.
Portfolio Overview
Portfolio Overview
Founder's Alternative Investments
Through our founder's career, he has made active and passive investments diversified across real estate, commercial lending, and acquisitions, including retail, industrial, and thousands of apartment units, as well as novel alternative investments such as litigation finance.
Multifamily
Industrial
Retail
Commercial Debt
Legal Funding
Medical Financing
Principal's Prior Litigation Experience
The Portfolio’s Chief Origination and Investment Officer has extensive experience managing large sums in litigation finance and successfully recovering settlements from opposing parties.
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RoundUp Weed Killer
And More...
The Case For Litigation Funding (pun intended)
Seeking Justice
When many similar lawsuits are consolidated, it is known as a Mass Tort
Litigation Funding
Often, the harmed can’t afford the upfront legal costs
These cases are costly, but can lead to significant settlements/judgments
Litigation Funders help cover those costs and participate in returns derived from those settlements
The Case For Litigation Funding (pun intended)
Why Investors Like The Legal Industry
Economic conditions can affect certain assets more than others.
The graph shows dramatic volatility present in common investments.
Legal Services (blue) and Health Care Services (green) shows steady growth and non-correlation to those trends.
Market instability does not influence the outcomes of cases or Awards or settlements provided to harmed individuals.
Why Investors Like The Legal Industry
Economic conditions can affect certain assets more than others.
The graph shows dramatic volatility present in common investments.
Legal Services (blue) and Health Care Services (green) shows steady growth and non-correlation to those trends.
Market instability does not influence the outcomes of cases or Awards or settlements provided to harmed individuals.
Achieve Portfolio Resilience
Most investors over-allocated in real estate and public equities (Stocks), litigation funding offers a truly diversified investment, providing resilience in market downturns.
By including litigation investments in your portfolio, you can achieve greater stability and reduce exposure to the volatility of traditional investments.
Portfolio Invests In Primarily Late Stage Torts and Single Event Cases
More predictable outcomes
Mitigated risk
Earlier settlements
Portfolio Invests In Late-Stage Cases
More predictable outcomes
Mitigated risk with past resolutions
Earlier settlements
Litigation Funding In The News
“The share-price performance of litigation funders has been uncorrelated with the market, making it an attractive option during economic downturns.”
– MoneyWeek.
“By funding litigation, investors can play a crucial role in leveling the playing field between under-resourced claimants and well-funded defendants.”
– MoneyWeek.
“For CNBC, and for Wall Street, billion-dollar fines for violations of the law are just part of the price of doing business, along with litigation costs and ‘compliance.'” – Alex Pareene
– Alex Pareene.
“Litigation finance offers a unique investment opportunity that is uncorrelated with traditional financial markets, providing diversification for investors.”
– MoneyMade
Litigation Terms
Litigation
The process of resolving disputes between parties through the court system encompassing various legal proceedings, including trials, and hearings, aimed at reaching a resolution through judicial decision-making.”
Claimant/ Plaintiff
“Claimant” OR “Plaintiff” means the individual or entity making a legal claim against another party, seeking compensation for harm, injury, or loss suffered.
Tort
A civil wrong that resulted in harm or loss to individuals, imposing legal liability on the responsible party.
Litigation Funding
Also known as “Litigation Finance”, means the provision of capital by a third-party to cover the costs associated with pursuing a legal claim in exchange for a portion of the financial recovery from the litigation.
Defendant
The party being sued in a legal case, responsible for responding to the plaintiff’s allegations and defending against the claims made.
Mass Tort
A tort involving numerous plaintiffs who have suffered similar harm. Unlike class actions, mass torts involve individual lawsuits consolidated, typically arising from widespread incidents such as defective products or environmental disasters.