No two law finance transactions are the same. Legal and professional restrictions and requirements often govern the extent to which Juridica Capital Management can become involved in potential risk financing opportunities.

The Company does not take control of claims, settlement or claim management, which is always left to the claim holders and their chosen lawyers.

Juridica Capital Management has developed several models for claim investment and monetisation. Examples include:

Law firm loans – collateralised partial recourse or non-recourse debt arrangements secured by one or more claim interests or recoveries.

Law firm portfolio investment facilities – lump sum or drip-fed capital investments or loan facilities made available to companies or law firms, secured by a portfolio of claim interests.

Direct claim investments – purchases or partial recourse loan facilities made to claim stakeholders in pending litigation or arbitration.

Judgment collars and floors – minimum return guarantees issued to judgment debtors and law firms entitled to contingent or conditional fees from uncollected judgments or appeals.

Collective investment systems – occasionally taking the form of private, single purpose hedge funds, which can be constructed and/or managed for multiple claim holders or law firms to pool economic interests in case opportunities.

Partial purchase of corporate claim interests – by outright purchase and upfront payment for an equity stake in the claim.