How do in-house legal departments benefit from litigation finance?

Pursue claims without negatively impacting your P&L and taking balance sheet risk, by shifting legal expenses to an outside funder.

Funding mitigates the financial burden of litigation, so you do not have to compromise on quality of counsel.

Limit the likelihood you run out of capital resources for a particular matter, forcing premature, inadequate settlements.

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When the economic risk of litigation shifts to a litigation finance partner, the increased potential to convert a company’s legal department from a cost center to a profit generator makes obtaining c-suite approval for proactive litigation easier.

A legal department buttressed by litigation finance can focus on the skills and effectiveness of its team without worrying as much about cost or negotiating the lowest possible fees, avoiding the common pitfall of "getting what you pay for."

With non-recourse funding, which allows a company to shift costs to a third-party and only pay an agreed-upon portion of proceeds at the successful conclusion of litigation, any potential losses are ultimately borne by the financing provider.

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Litigation finance enables in-house legal departments to secure capital, reduce risk and improve litigation outcomes. In this guide, you will:

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Some of our recent investments

LexShares invests in a wide range of case types - from single commercial matters, to portfolios, to direct law firm fundings. Below is a look at some recently funded claims or you can view all of our case studies here.

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