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Litigation Insurance

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A specialist view of litigation risk

Litigation Insurance is a specialist information resource on insurance and risk transfer connected with commercial disputes.

Where this cover sits
  1. A judgment or award won
  2. A judgment against you
  3. Funder capital deployed
  4. Law firm fees and WIP
  5. Security for costs
  6. The opponent's costs
  7. Disbursements
  8. Own legal costs

Illustrative. The exposures a dispute can put on a balance sheet. What a policy responds to is set by its wording.

What is Litigation Insurance?

Litigation Insurance is a specialist platform focused on insurance and risk-transfer solutions connected with commercial litigation, international arbitration, legal assets and litigation finance. It provides information for sophisticated commercial parties and a confidential route to have a matter reviewed.

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  1. Key points
  2. Our focus
  3. How we work

Key points

  • Focused exclusively on substantial commercial disputes.
  • Built for corporates, law firms, funders, investors and insolvency professionals.
  • Information first: no cover exists until a policy is issued.

Our focus

Insurance and risk transfer for substantial commercial disputes: litigation, international arbitration, legal assets and litigation finance.

We do not deal with personal injury, consumer or low-value claims.

How we work

We start from the exposure on your balance sheet, not from a product.

This site sets out how litigation risk, costs and capital can be measured, and how insurance and risk transfer are typically structured around them. It is general information only: it does not arrange, quote or sell insurance.

General information only. This page is not legal, financial, investment or insurance advice. Any insurance is subject to underwriting and to the terms of the policy wording issued.

Keep reading

Understand the exposure.

Technical analysis of litigation risk, how cover is underwritten and what drives cost — written for general counsel, funders, law firms and investors.

General information only. It is not advice and not an offer of insurance.