Institutional litigation finance

Capital to pursue and monetize substantial legal claims

LOFFCO evaluates complex disputes for nonrecourse financing through legal, financial, and collectability analysis.

Request a confidential review Institutional investors

Confidential and nonbinding. Begin with a nonprivileged overview.

LOFFCO Risk Management Private platform

Risk ManagementSelective mandate

Every claim is an
investment decision.

A rigorous legal and financial view of each opportunity.

Legal merit

Damages

Collectability

Enforcement

StructureGenerally nonrecourse

Initial stepConfidential fit review

Legal meritDamagesCollectabilityEnforcementStructure

Commercial disputes◆International arbitration◆Qui tam and whistleblower matters◆Antitrust claims◆Intellectual property◆Judgment and award monetization◆Commercial disputes◆International arbitration◆Qui tam and whistleblower matters◆Antitrust claims◆Intellectual property◆Judgment and award monetization◆

A disciplined path to legal finance

A strong claim should not be constrained by the cost or duration of enforcement.

Complex disputes can absorb significant legal fees, expert costs, management time, and working capital long before value is realized. For qualified matters, LOFFCO structures financing around the claim and its potential proceeds.

Seeking funding

Preserve liquidity while pursuing the claim.

Nonrecourse financing may support legal fees, expert costs, working capital, claim monetization, or a portfolio of matters.

Single matter financing
Law firm portfolio financing
Corporate legal department financing
Judgment and award monetization

Discuss a matter

Institutional investors

Legal assets through an institutional risk framework.

Qualified investors may request a confidential discussion about LOFFCO's underwriting approach and investment program.

Opportunity screening and case selection
Legal and financial diligence
Scenario-based analysis
Ongoing monitoring

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Funding solutions

Selective by design

Financing matched to the claim, budget, and recovery path.

LOFFCO focuses on substantial matters with credible merits, meaningful damages, experienced counsel, and a practical path to recovery.

Commercial disputes

Financing for substantial contract, business tort, fiduciary duty, securities, and other commercial claims involving sophisticated parties.

International arbitration

Capital for commercial and treaty arbitration where jurisdiction, merits, damages, enforcement, and respondent resources can be evaluated.

Qui tam and whistleblower matters

Selective review of eligible matters involving government programs, regulatory enforcement, or statutory whistleblower frameworks.

Judgments and awards

Liquidity solutions for parties holding judgments or arbitral awards that require additional time, cost, or enforcement work before collection.

Intellectual property

Selective financing for patent, trade secret, licensing, and other disputes involving defensible rights and meaningful commercial value.

Portfolio finance

Capital facilities supported by a group of matters for law firms or corporate legal departments with repeatable origination and disciplined case management.

Institutional discipline

Before capital is committed, the downside is tested.

A strong legal theory is only the starting point. Each opportunity is evaluated as both a legal matter and an investment.

“We do not underwrite to headline damages. We focus on a defensible recovery range and a practical enforcement path.”

Legal merit

Legal theory, evidence, procedural posture, precedent, defenses, and a realistic path to resolution.

Damages

Causation, valuation methods, counterfactual assumptions, and a defensible range of recoverable amounts.

Collectability

Defendant resources, insurance, asset location, insolvency risk, and available enforcement mechanisms.

Budget and duration

Legal spend, expert requirements, case milestones, timing uncertainty, and additional capital needs.

Counsel and case management

Relevant experience, staffing, strategy, budget discipline, communication, and alignment.

Structure and portfolio fit

Priority, proceeds allocation, downside protection, concentration, and the range of plausible outcomes.

Process

Clear expectations

From initial review to a financing decision.

1

Initial overview

Submit a concise, nonprivileged summary so we can determine whether the matter fits the mandate.

2

Confidential review

If the matter appears suitable, we confirm the appropriate confidentiality framework and request relevant materials.

3

Legal and financial diligence

We assess merits, damages, budget, duration, collectability, enforcement, counsel, and structure.

4

Potential structure

Qualified matters may advance to a discussion of financing terms and any remaining diligence.

5

Documentation

Approved matters proceed to definitive agreements, closing conditions, funding mechanics, and monitoring.

Timing depends on complexity, document readiness, counsel responsiveness, conflicts, and the proposed structure. An initial submission does not create a financing commitment.

LOFFCO Risk Management

Built for the intersection of legal judgment and investment discipline.

LOFFCO Risk Management LLC is a legal asset investment platform focused on substantial commercial claims and related enforcement opportunities.

The firm integrates litigation analysis, forensic accounting, financial modeling, collectability review, risk assessment, and capital structuring.

Discreet operating model

Sensitive matters require need-to-know access. Public materials describe firm capabilities without identifying individual personnel, advisers, or external specialists.

Frequently asked

Questions before a confidential review.

What is litigation finance?+

Litigation finance provides capital tied to the potential proceeds of a legal claim. Depending on the structure, capital may support legal fees, expert expenses, working capital, claim monetization, or a portfolio of matters.

Is the financing nonrecourse?+

LOFFCO generally considers nonrecourse structures in which repayment depends on a successful recovery, subject to the terms of the final financing agreement.

Who can submit a matter?+

Law firms, companies, claimholders represented by qualified counsel, insolvency professionals, and other authorized parties may submit matters that fit the mandate.

Do I need to send privileged documents?+

No. Begin with a nonprivileged overview. If the matter appears to fit, LOFFCO will discuss confidentiality and the appropriate review process before requesting substantive materials.

Is an initial review binding?+

No. An initial review is exploratory. A financing commitment exists only after diligence, approval, and execution of definitive agreements.

Confidential case review

Find out whether your matter fits.

Start with a concise, nonprivileged overview. A full document upload is not required for the initial review.

What happens next

We review the overview for preliminary fit.
If appropriate, we explain the confidentiality process.
Only then do we request substantive materials.

Institutional inquiry

Request a confidential introductory discussion.

Access is subject to eligibility, availability, and applicable legal restrictions.

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