Law and professional firms can benefit from the services provided by LexCapital, especially when their clients hold a solid and well-founded legal claim but do not intend to pursue it for financial or organizational reasons. In this case, with the client's consent, the law firm can submit the case to LexCapital. If LexCapital acquires the related claim, the firm can initiate or continue the litigation without any of the associated costs weighing on the client.
HOW WE CAN SUPPORT YOU
Expanding the range of services
Thanks to LexCapital's support, law firms can expand the range of services they offer as follows:
By offering the Litigation Funding service: when a firm's client has a solid and well-founded legal claim but does not intend to pursue it for financial or organizational reasons, the firm can, with the client's consent, submit the case to LexCapital. Following a successful preliminary analysis (due diligence), LexCapital takes over management and assumes all liabilities. This ensures that technical and legal costs do not weigh on the client, even in the event of losing the case.
Through the Reverse Litigation Funding service: if the firm's client is the defendant (who must be solvent in this case), LexCapital intervenes with the goal of settling the dispute out of court. On a more structured level, LexCapital can also operate within this context through a dedicated Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for securitization.
Through the proprietary tool RischioLegale®.
LEX CAPITAL TOOLS
RischioLegale®
We can activate our proprietary tool, RischioLegale®, whenever a professional is interested in:
Knowing the outcome of the litigation in probabilistic terms, in order to best advise their client;
Obtaining other quantitative information, such as the estimated duration of the proceedings and an estimate of costs—calculated not merely as a simple sum of legal and economic expenses, but as a value that accounts for the statistical frequency of individual events within the dispute (stages of the trial) and their discounted present value;
Having a complementary quantitative tool to support the results of typically qualitative litigation assessments, helping them define the best strategy to implement.
