That structure is what CaseFin builds: infrastructure for how litigation reaches capital.
CaseFin is infrastructure for the counsel side of litigation finance. A matter goes in once, through a structured intake built around what funders evaluate. What comes back is a CaseFin Rating, a Case Strength grade and a Funding Readiness score across eight published, evidence-linked factors, and a Funding Brief counsel can take to any funder.
CaseFin exists because that work keeps getting rebuilt. Funders ask for the same core information, structured differently. Counsel assembles it from scratch for each conversation, and funders sift through inconsistent packages to find what they need. The analysis is worth doing. The reformatting isn’t.
CaseFin is not a broker, a fund, or a marketplace. It does not recommend counterparties, negotiate terms, participate in funding decisions, or take a share of proceeds. Counsel owns the work product and controls every outreach decision. The platform’s job is to make a matter legible to capital, and to be transparent about how it reached every conclusion.
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Before CaseFin, I worked on AI and automation initiatives supporting one of the world’s largest in-house legal teams. I saw how much of the work was reformatting information rather than improving it. CaseFin started there.