Actionable litigation insights
An opinion layer for an asset class that has lacked one.
JurRisk underwrites the firm, the attorneys, the underlying litigation, and the market surrounding all three — then delivers an independent valuation built to withstand examiners, LPs, and auditors.
Underwriting layers
Firm
Attorneys
Litigation
Market
Firm underwriting
Qual + Quant
Case marks
Recurring
Duration risk
Modeled
Market positions
None
The function
The precedent exists in every mature asset class.
Capital allocators in every mature asset class rely on independent valuation — appraisers in real estate, rating agencies in structured credit, third-party marks in mortgage servicing. Capital exposed to contingency-fee legal assets has had no equivalent. Values are typically set by the firm's own case estimates or the investor's internal judgment, and neither withstands scrutiny — from examiners, LPs, or auditors.
JurRisk exists to be that equivalent: an independent opinion provider whose only role is the valuation and surveillance of the asset. We do not lend, fund litigation, broker deals, or take any position in outcomes.
The premise
Legal assets are only as good as the lawyers who hold them.
A case inventory has no value independent of the firm prosecuting it. Monetization depends on the firm's capacity and economics, the attorneys' judgment and record, the merits and posture of the underlying litigation, and the market conditions surrounding all of them. JurRisk underwrites each layer — quantitatively where the data supports it, qualitatively where it does not.
01 / Firm
Economics, capacity, and controls
02 / Attorneys
Judgment, record, and conduct
03 / Litigation
Merits, posture, and duration
04 / Market
Venue, defendants, and liquidity
Who we serve
Different instruments. The same underlying risk.
Bank lenders
Advancing against case inventories and fee receivables, with collateral values and LTV that must hold up to credit committees and examiners.
Litigation funders
Underwriting single cases or portfolios, with marks that must hold up to LPs and auditors.
Investors
Taking positions in fee streams, firm economics, and litigation outcomes, with exposure that must be measured before it is taken.
Services
Engagements.
Due Diligence & Valuation
Pre-commitment underwriting of a law firm or case portfolio: firm-level analysis, attorney-level analysis, case inventory valuation, concentration and duration profile, and an independent estimate of asset value.
Portfolio Surveillance
Recurring revaluation of the asset pool: updated marks, exposure by litigation type, duration risk, and drift against the client's own advance-rate or allocation policy.
Targeted Reviews
Event-driven and insured-situation analysis: conduct reviews, single-case revaluations, and second opinions on positions already held.
Actionable litigation insights
Sample deliverables and methodology documentation are available to institutional counterparties.