You Win, We Win!

Serving individuals and businesses facing legal disputes with non-recourse funding (No Win, No Pay) while they focus on more concerning matters.

Our simple step-by-step approach makes litigation financing easier and accessible.

As a first step, provide detailed information of your case and requirements to help us start the funding process.
At this stage, we review your funding needs by looking at requirements, doing research and understanding your case thoroughly.
Our team determines funding the case after a thorough evaluation.
If approved, the case’s terms are settles and funding is confirmed.
As this is a Non-Recourse funding, you do not have to pay us if the case is lost.
We are Your Partners.
Through legal assistance, we conduct research, monitor, and efficiently manage your case towards a successful outcome.

Litigation funding is a process where a third-party company provides financial support to plaintiffs involved in legal disputes in exchange for a share of the potential settlement or judgment.
No, litigation funding is not a traditional loan.
You are not required to make monthly payments. Repayment occurs only if you win your case. The funding provider typically receives a portion of the recovered amount.
If your case is unsuccessful, you are not required to repay the funding.
Legal Lok’s Litigation funding is non-recourse, which means you only repay if you win your case.
Litigation funding allows you to pursue your case without the burden of upfront costs. It can help you cover the costs of legal proceedings, including attorney fees, court costs, and other expenses.
Litigation funding is available for both individuals and businesses involved in legal disputes.
It can be particularly beneficial for small businesses and individuals who might face financial challenges when pursuing a case.
We, along with the third-party investors organise the funds for your case.
Litigation funding is commonly available for a variety of cases, including
1) personal injury
2) commercial litigation
3) intellectual property disputes
4) class actions
And more…
The funding provider assesses the merits of the case before offering funding.