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Litigation
Finance

Litigation Funding
as a Model for Law Firms

As opposed to contingency fee or client funded agreements, which impose significant risk to law firms as well as plaintiffs, third-party LFAs eliminate such risks.

Law firms can increase revenue because they can take on more client engagements without turning away strong cases that lack client financial backing. In a recent survey,
In essence, many companies that have the financial wherewithal to fund litigation matters are now selecting litigation funding as a mechanism for keeping litigation costs off their balance sheets to instead maintain liquidity for capital and operating expenditures, while also reaping the benefits from potential litigation upside.
79 %
of law firms recognized litigation funding as an essential tool for their business development.
61 %
of in-house counsel attorneys preferred to use litigation funding to generate revenue and offset downturn-related litigation costs

Investment Criteria

Mosaic is establishing the Mosaic Litigation Capital Fund for third-party litigation funding in the underserviced markets described herein.

The Fund will aim to raise $30M to fund a pipeline of cases in those markets. Cases will be selected based on various investment criteria including but not limited to the following:

Mosaic is currently working with its network of law firms on developing a pipeline of committed cases and also with its network of investors for the requisite capital to meet the associated capital requirements.

If you are interested in a Monetisation Consultancy

We are looking forward to hearing from you.
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