Tools
Measure the downside before you carry it.
Three educational models of how litigation exposure is measured. They do not quote premiums and do not indicate that cover is available.
Illustrative. A teaching shape, not data: spend concentrates around disclosure, experts and trial, which is why cover is often staged.
What do these tools calculate?
They model the shape of a dispute's exposure using illustrative assumptions: how adverse costs build by stage, how much capital is at risk, and how funding compares with insurance economically. They do not quote premiums, indicate that cover is available, or give advice.
The models
- Adverse Costs ExposureWhat the other side's costs could reach, and what a capped structure retains.Open tool
- Funding vs Insurance EconomicsHow proceeds divide between claimant, funder and insurer under each route.Open tool
- Capital at RiskCapital deployed across a book of matters, and the portion an agreed limit preserves.Open tool
General information only. This tool does not provide insurance, legal, investment or financial advice, does not quote premiums, and does not indicate that cover is available.
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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.