Litigation Finance
Support claims, damages, settlement analysis, budgets and litigation portfolio decisions.
Assess the merits and likely duration of this claim.
Claims judged on the record.
Claims assessed
Merits and authority behind each claim.
Damages and settlement
Ranges worked from the record.
Portfolio view
Budgets and outcomes across matters.
How Litigation Finance works.
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Load the claim
Pleadings, evidence and correspondence.
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Assess the merits
Issues and authorities behind each claim.
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Work the numbers
Damages and settlement ranges from the record.
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Watch the portfolio
Budgets and progress across matters.
12 skills in Litigation Finance.
Each one works on the same matter and reads from the same legal intelligence layer. Checks for citations, contradictions and grounding run inside them.
Case Merit Assessment
Underwrites factual strengths of claims.
Litigation Quantum
Models conservative damage recoveries.
Damages Modelling
Simulates outcomes across scenarios.
Litigation Budgeting
Tracks counsel and proceeding costs.
Settlement Scenario Analysis
Compares settlement vs. prolonged suit.
Adverse Cost Assessment
Evaluates cost-shifting exposures.
ATE Risk Assessment
Underwrites litigation expense coverage.
Litigation Portfolio Analysis
Portfolio returns across funded claims.
Law Firm Due Diligence
Evaluates trial record of chosen counsel.
Verification is built in, not bolted on.
Litigation Finance works from DhiTantra’s own record of Indian law, never the open web. What it cannot match, it says so.
How answers are checked →Pinned to a paragraph
Every proposition ends in the judgment, section or circular it rests on, opened at the passage.
UNVERIFIED, where it stands
A citation it cannot match to a retrieved passage is flagged in place, never passed off as checked.
A person signs off
Output goes to review before it is filed, sent or relied on, and every step is in the audit trail.
Part of one Legal OS.
The same matter, papers and authorities move between products without being copied across.
About Litigation Finance.
Assess one claim with it.
Compare with your own merits note.