Paying for legal services hits the bottom line, increasing costs and reducing profits.
A litigation finance agreement can avoid the drag on profitability and free the company to focus on its core competencies.
When commercial disputes arise, one party generally has more resources than another, but the ability to spend the most on litigation costs should not dictate the outcome.
Litigation finance can provide access to quality counsel and allow the merits of the arguments to prevail.
Instead of being thought of only as a cost center, the corporate legal department can generate profits by monetizing its legal assets.
Partnering with a litigation finance provider can partially or totally offset a company's legal spend.
Using litigation finance strategically can provide elements of certainty in budgeting for contingent events.
In addition to reducing future legal expenses, agreements can help minimizes tail events by shifting risk onto a litigation-finance partner.