Price your book from the record.
Outcome, duration and settlement intelligence for litigation funders: which matters to take, at what advance and price, how long until cash, and what the book is worth today.
Every funding decision is four questions.
- 01How likely is each outcome?
- 02How long until cash?
- 03What does it settle or get awarded for?
- 04What is the book worth today?
Four places a book loses money before anyone notices.
Selection: the wrong matters get funded
Case review rests on attorney assessments that are rarely checked against how comparable matters resolved.
What changes: Each matter is read from the record before capital is committed: how likely each outcome is.
Pricing leakage: one advance rate for every matter
A flat rate overpays the weak matters and underprices the strong ones, and the difference is not visible in the book.
What changes: Advance and price follow what a matter is likely to settle or be awarded for.
Duration risk: cash arrives later than the model assumed
Timing drives the return, and deal-team timelines run optimistic.
What changes: Time to cash comes as a distribution from comparable matters in the same venue.
Surveillance: matters change after the advance
Stage, venue and counsel move, and the book is rarely re-priced when they do.
What changes: Monitor and ReScore re-scores matters as the facts move (on the menu).
Connected exposure: positions that share a firm, judge, provider or insurer are read as one exposure.
See MonitoringStart with the book you already hold.
Criterica Portfolio on your own tape
Request a portfolio assessment. We price the book from the record: likely outcome, time to cash and what each matter settles or is awarded for.
- Written report on the book
- Per-matter schedule: outcome, duration and settlement bands
- Economic and scenario model
- Methodology summary
- Review session with the team
Criterica Snapshot for a single matter
One matter, read from the record, before you commit to the advance.
Request a SnapshotTwelve guides on the problems that decide whether a book performs.
How to read a calibrated outcome distribution, why duration dominates IRR, where portfolios carry hidden correlation, and what to demand from any provider claiming to supply outcomes intelligence. No point estimates presented without their distribution. No realized-return predictions.
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Questions
A written report on the book, a per-matter schedule, an economic and scenario model, a methodology summary and a review session. Criterica Portfolio is in use today.
A tape of the matters in the book. When you send it we confirm the fields we need. Use the portfolio assessment request form.
No. Dollar outputs are labeled distributions, settlement and award bands. IRR and MOIC are computed from those distributions and your stated terms.
Models are validated on later periods than they were trained on, calibration is reviewed, every answer traces to the record, and the same file returns the same number.
Scope, timing and pricing are on request. We reply within one business day.
That is a Criterica Capital conversation: warehouse lines, NAV lending, co-investment and the sale or syndication of a book. See critericacapital.com/fund-capital.