Grow your practice, grow your income streams
Lawyer-to-lawyer litigation funding
Traditional litigation funding companies loan money at high rates of interest or for a significant share of the recovery. But they only accept about 5% of funding requests.
With Lawyers Fund, trial lawyers who need funding can connect directly with trial lawyers who offer funding.
Connect and grow your business
Trial lawyers with funds to loan can connect and provide funding with interest or enter into fee-sharing agreements with the trial lawyer who needs funding.
Whether your client needs living expenses or you need funding to bring your case to trial, connect with other lawyers who can help.
Lawyers Fund is the first-of-its kind platform that connects lawyers who want to invest in other lawyers’ cases with trial lawyers who need funding.
Our peer-to-peer litigation funding concept is aimed at disrupting the burgeoning litigation funding industry by allowing trial lawyers to be the ones who are providing the funding — and gaining the profits.
You know how trials work better than anybody and you’ve had many important victories.
Take that expertise and create new income streams by funding other cases.
And growing each year
Lawyers are turning to litigation funding to grow their business and the industry is growing quickly
Since 2017
By traditional funding companies
“Increased acceptance and use of TPLF. All the commercial funders we interviewed said there had been an increased acceptance of litigation financing in recent years.
Funders said increased acceptance had resulted in the use of TPLF by new parties, such as law firms and corporations and, according to one funder, an appetite for new and innovative funding agreement structures.
For example, data we collected from three funders showed a shift from single-case agreements towards portfolio financing over the last 5 years.
Specifically, portfolio agreements comprised about 39 percent of all new agreements in 2021, compared to about 19 percent in 2017.
In addition, the proportion of total capital provided through portfolio agreements grew from 28 percent ($28 million of $101 million) in 2017 to 51 percent ($124 million of $240 million) in 2021.
Similarly, Westfleet Advisors reported that in 2021, 59 percent of new capital commitments for the funders that provided data went to portfolio agreements.”