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Mass tort intake scaling
Onboarding two hundred new MDL claimants in a quarter requires medical record retrieval, intake staff, and lead-acquisition spend. The line covers it.
For Trial Lawyers
Capital that scales
Capital that scales
with your docket.
Single-firm credit facilities for plaintiff contingency practices. Built for firms running mass tort books, MDLs, complex commercial, and high-cost personal injury verticals.
One credit relationship.
Stop renegotiating each expert engagement, each deposition, each trial graphics vendor. One master agreement, monthly draws, no per-matter approvals.
Underwriting that reads complaints.
Our underwriters are former plaintiff-side litigators. They evaluate your case inventory the same way you would, not on income statements alone.
Confidentiality, by default.
NDA-first conversations. No co-counsel notification required. Your case strategy stays inside your firm.
Repayment from gross fees.
The facility is repaid from gross fee disbursements as cases resolve, not from your firm's operating account.
No recourse on losses.
Defense verdicts and dismissed matters within the agreed pool do not become firm obligations. The facility absorbs them.
Speed of a private credit line.
Indicative term sheet within five business days. Closing in fourteen. We move at the pace of a litigation calendar, not a bank's.
What firms actually use the line for.
Six recurring patterns we see across our active book of attorney facilities.
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Expert witness retention
Standing up an economist, a vocational rehab expert, an accident reconstructionist, and a treating physician for trial. Six-figure obligations, drawn from the line.
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E-discovery and document review
Complex commercial matters with multi-million-document productions. Vendor invoices come monthly, settlements come in years.
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Trial preparation
Demonstrative graphics, focus groups, jury research, hotel and travel for the trial team. The line bridges from final pretrial conference to verdict.
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Lateral partner expansion
Bringing in a lateral with an existing book of contingency cases. The line absorbs the case-cost burden of the new inventory while it matures.
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Operational runway
Payroll, rent, technology, the un-glamorous backbone of running a contingency practice. We treat it the same as any other case cost.
Indicative economics.
Representative of a mid-market plaintiff firm engagement. Actual terms depend on firm financials, case mix, and jurisdiction.
| Facility size | $2,500,000 (committed) |
|---|---|
| Use of proceeds | Case costs & expert retention; up to 20% operational |
| Draw mechanic | Monthly draws against attested expense schedule |
| Pricing | Flat multiple on advanced principal, paid at case-by-case resolution |
| Recourse | None, repaid from gross fee disbursements |
| Reporting | Quarterly case-status update; annual financial review |
| Documentation | Master agreement + draw notice; no per-matter docs |
| Closing time | 14 business days from indicative term sheet |
| Term | 3 years, evergreen by mutual extension |
Available term sheet sizes range from $250,000 (boutique practices) to $25M (multi-office firms with deep mass-tort books).
Five conversations.
Then we close.
Intro call
30 minutes under NDA. We learn your practice areas, case inventory shape, and capital need. You learn how we underwrite.
Diligence
Two weeks. We review case inventory, financials, and recent settlement history. You meet our underwriting committee.
Indicative term sheet
Five business days from completed diligence. Sized, priced, with the legal structure outlined.
Documentation
Master agreement drafted by our counsel, reviewed by yours. Two rounds of comments, typical.
Close & first draw
Closing on the agreed date. First draw available the same day.
Request a term sheet.
Send us a brief description of your practice. We respond within one business day with a calendar link to begin diligence.