Commercial Claims
Litigation funding is non-recourse finance provided to claimants
Deminor supports businesses pursuing commercial litigation by providing third-party funding
Businesses undertaking commercial litigation or arbitration can leverage litigation funding (also known as third-party funding ) to access the capital needed to pursue their claims, ensuring a level playing field and potentially achieving a more favourable outcome. This financial support empowers businesses to navigate complex legal battles without undue strain on their resources.
Litigation funders (such as Deminor) pay all legal costs and do not receive any remuneration or return unless the case is successful and the claimant achieves a recovery. In the event of a recovery, the funder receives a share of the proceeds. If the case is unsuccessful, the funder loses its money, and the claimant owes nothing.
Subject to regulatory restrictions in certain jurisdictions, Deminor, as a funder, may also offer litigation management & support services in conjunction with litigation funding.
Consider Deminor’s litigation funding & support services
Your company has suffered significant losses.
Budget or time constraints prevent your firm from litigating.
You are in need of litigation expertise in foreign jurisdictions.
Your claim is highly complex or time-sensitive.
Common types of commercial litigation
- Contract Disputes: Involving disagreements over the terms, performance, or interpretation of contracts between businesses or between a business and individuals.
- Intellectual Property Disputes: Protecting patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets from unauthorised use, infringement, or theft.
- Securities Litigation: Addressing disputes over investment fraud, insider trading, stock manipulation, and breaches of fiduciary duties by board members or officers.
- Real Estate and Property Disputes: Resolving conflicts over property ownership, lease agreements, zoning laws, and property development issues.
- Commercial Insurance Disputes: Resolving disagreements over policy coverage, claim denials, and bad faith insurance practices.
- Product Liability Claims: Defending against claims related to product defects that cause harm or injury, including design, manufacturing, and marketing defects.
- Bankruptcy and Insolvency Litigation: Navigating disputes arising from financial distress situations, including creditor rights, restructuring, and asset recovery.
- Shareholder and Partnership Disputes: Managing disagreements among business partners or shareholders, including breach of agreement, profit sharing, and operational control.
- Construction Litigation: Addressing disputes arising from construction projects, including contract issues, delays, defects, and payment disputes.
Your success is our success:
We are only paid when we win or settle your case.
Deminor handles all litigation costs and receives a percentage of the losses recovered.
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How litigation funding can be used within commercial litigation
- Risk Management: Litigation funding allows businesses to pursue legal claims without the risk of depleting their own resources, as the funding covers legal fees and expenses.
- Cash Flow Preservation: By securing external funding for litigation, companies can preserve their cash flow and maintain operational stability throughout the legal process.
- Access to Justice: Litigation funding democratises access to the legal system for smaller entities or individuals who may not have the financial means to engage in costly legal battles.
- Levelling the Playing Field: Provides smaller businesses the opportunity to stand up against larger entities with more resources, ensuring fair access to legal recourse.
- Expertise and Strategic Insight: Litigation funders often bring their own legal expertise and strategic insights, adding value beyond just financial support to strengthen the case.
- Enhanced Negotiating Power: Knowing that a claimant has the backing of a litigation funder can deter opponents from employing delay tactics, leading to more favourable settlement terms.
- Contingency Planning: Offers a form of contingency planning for businesses, ensuring that they have the means to address unexpected legal challenges without impacting their strategic goals.
- Investment in Growth: Frees up capital that can be invested in core business activities rather than being locked into legal disputes, fostering growth and innovation.
- Litigation Portfolio Management: For entities with multiple legal claims, litigation funding can help manage a portfolio of cases, spreading risk and optimising potential returns across them.
- Recovery of Losses: Enables businesses to aggressively pursue litigation to recover losses due to breaches of contract, negligence, or other wrongful acts without bearing the upfront costs.
- Financial Due Diligence: Litigation funders conduct thorough due diligence before providing funding, offering an external validation of the claim's potential and helping to refine legal strategies.
- Asset Monetisation: Allows businesses to monetise dormant or underutilised assets in the form of legal claims, turning potential liabilities into sources of revenue.