Commercial Litigation Finance

Fund a claim. Protect your downside. Keep control

Practical guides for claimants, founders and advisers considering how to fund litigation, manage downside risk, and preserve control — before or during proceedings.

Download the guides and find out:

✓ What makes a commercial claim attractive to funders
✓ How funding can preserve cash flow and reduce risk
✓ How ATE insurance can limit adverse costs exposure
✓ What funders need to assess a claim

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Manage litigation cost, risk and capital allocation

Litigation finance and adverse costs insurance can help claimants manage legal spend and downside exposure — whether the priority is risk reduction, cash flow preservation, efficient capital allocation, or financial performance.

Limit downside risk

Manage exposure to legal spend, adverse costs risk, and security for costs requirements.

Reduce cash flow strain

Ease the funding burden of ongoing proceedings without slowing the case.

Preserve capital

Retain capital for operations, growth or higher-value uses elsewhere in the business.

Protect financial performance

Reduce the impact of litigation spend on budgets, earnings and returns on capital.