Duration is the variable that converts legal outcomes into financial returns. We made it a managed one.
Time to resolution as a governed distribution: a band with a visible tail, never a date, re-estimated on evidence with the full forecast history preserved. Duration is the first layer of decisional intelligence — the measurement that operational, portfolio, and capital decisions inherit.
Built on real outcomes, not confident guesses. Find where you fit.
Funders, insurers, law firms, and enterprise legal teams see what the models see in their own portfolio.
Request an Audit →License the scoring layer, the data, or the models. Your interface, our outcomes engine underneath.
Explore Partnership →A proprietary outcomes corpus and a validated model fleet most of the category cannot replicate — built to sit beneath legal and financial decisions.
Strategic Ownership →Structured prediction across civil, commercial, and complex litigation proceedings.
Validated risk intelligence for litigation funders, insurers, and capital allocators.
Regulatory compliance and liability analysis across clinical and institutional settings.
Validated outcome probability before capital is deployed. Jurisdictional models trained on real court records, not synthetic distributions.
Judge-level decision history, venue bias, and assignment probability modeled at the circuit, district, and individual level.
Cross-case correlation, concentration scoring, and stress-test modeling across litigation book positions and time horizons.
One platform. Every function that regulated outcomes intelligence requires.
Platform Modules · Integrated Reports · Dashboard Roles · IC Memo Auto-Generation · Real-Time Signals
Explore the full platform →Market-size figures are third-party industry estimates cited for context — they are not Criterica measurements. Portfolio findings referenced on this page derive from deidentified Criterica audits and are labeled as such.
Each pillar is replicable in isolation. The moat is the compounding of all four — and the elapsed real-world outcomes there is no shortcut through.
We ran the audit on a $70M litigation finance book. Here is what it found.
A national pre-settlement fund engaged Criterica to run a Portfolio Intelligence Audit against its active book. The findings were already inside the portfolio. The audit made them legible. Client and counterparties are anonymized, and figures are stated in bands.