ENGAGEMENTS

You won the case…

and lost money on the win.

The law decides who wins. Everything after that is decided by people — under pressure, not in a vacuum. That part isn't random. It's just never been modeled.

ID SYSTEM™ prices how the people in this case will move your return — at the two points where your money is won or lost.

Before you fund
"How will these people
affect your return?"
Litigation Decision Memorandum
While it's running
"How do you steer it back
while the return can still be saved?"
Decision Update

ID SYSTEM™ is built for litigation funders —
so that winning the case finally means making money.

Point One · Before You Fund

Until the money goes out, the choice is still yours.
One question: how many of the people around this case do you need to know before you pay.

Level 1
Standard Assessment
Level 2
Deep Assessment
Who we read: the claimant and the people closest to him
Who we read: everyone the outcome turns on — the claimant, lead counsel, key witnesses, and the partner at your fund who brought the case in
What you get: a first read on the risk and the flags that matter
What you get: the Litigation Decision Memorandum — a full map of where this case is headed
The answer: whether you need to go deeper before the money moves
The verdict: GO / HOLD / NO-GO
Timeline: up to 14 days
Timeline: 25+ days
Decision Navigation™

Reading how people will behave is half the job.
The other half is papering the protection into the deal — before your money is in it.

i.
Settlement consent rights
The conditions under which taking or turning down an offer stops being the claimant's call alone.
ii.
Milestone tranching
The next tranche is tied to events we name in advance, not to the calendar. They don't happen, the money doesn't move.
iii.
Approval thresholds
Which calls counsel and the claimant can no longer make without you — and the dollar figure where that kicks in.
iv.
Exit triggers
The specific events that give the fund the right to stop — written down before the money goes out.
v.
When the verdict gets revisited
What has to happen for our verdict to stop standing on its own and the case to go back to committee.
Point Two · While It's Running

The money is out. The only thing left to control
is when you step in.

A case runs four years. People change over that stretch, and a read taken once goes stale right along with them. Every quarter we look at the case fresh and send you a Decision Update — a short answer to four questions.

Is the case still headed where we said it would
Has anyone who matters started behaving differently
Are there risks now that weren't there going in
Does our verdict still stand — or does this go back to committee

We don't wait for the problem to show up in counsel's status report.
By then it has already cost you money.

The same thing works across the whole book, not just one case — one early-warning system covering every case the fund is funding right now.

Cost

One bad case costs more
than an independent read on the entire book.

We don't bill by the hour. The fee tracks how much is on the line and what the behavior you didn't see coming would have cost you. Scope, timeline and terms are set case by case, under NDA.

The assessment runs a fraction of a percent
of the tranche you're about to wire.

Which of the two points

are you at right now?

Before you fund, you choose who gets the money. Once it's running, you only choose when to step in.

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