We use public information to help counsel identify potential fit. Funds get a clear path to review or update what appears.
CaseFin helps plaintiff-side counsel structure case materials, run structured evaluations, and export standardized Funding Briefs they can take to any funder. It's built around how litigation funders actually evaluate cases. Infrastructure, not a marketplace.
Fund profiles are compiled entirely from publicly available sources: Chambers and Partners rankings, fund websites, AALF and ILFA membership, conference participation, and industry publications. No proprietary data, internal documents, or confidential information is used.
Profiles are not endorsements or recommendations. They are structured summaries of what is already publicly known about your fund's stated focus areas.
Case types your fund is known to evaluate, based on published criteria and public deal history.
Countries and legal systems where your fund has indicated active interest.
Published investment ranges. Shown only when sourced from your fund's own materials.
A brief line summarizing your fund's positioning, drawn from public descriptions.
When counsel scores a case, CaseFin compares case attributes against known fund criteria. Funds that overlap on multiple dimensions appear as potential matches, labeled with qualitative bands (Strong, Good, or Potential) to avoid implying predictive accuracy.
No case data is shared with funders through this feature. Counsel controls all outreach decisions independently.
If you represent a fund listed on CaseFin, you can review what appears, submit corrections, or request removal at any time.
Include your fund name and any corrections. We typically respond within two business days.
CaseFin is a technology platform. It does not provide legal, financial, or investment advice, does not participate in funding decisions, and does not act as a broker or intermediary. Fund profiles are informational summaries based on public sources and do not constitute endorsement or verification. See Platform Disclosure.