Traditional lending is often restrictive, expensive, or unsuitable for the unique cash flow cycles of litigation. At Halcyon Litigation Funding, we provide fair, non-recourse capital that gives established law firms the freedom to expand, take on more cases, and deliver stronger outcomes for clients – without exposing the firm to unsustainable debt.
We partner with UK law firms that have the track record, infrastructure, and ambition to scale. To qualify, your firm should demonstrate:
A clear record of operations that shows proven experience and case-handling capacity.
A stable foundation that supports sustainable long-term growth.
Robust digital infrastructure that allows us to integrate directly, giving both parties full visibility of case progress and financial performance.
Historic outcomes that ensure funding decisions are based on real results, not projections.
Evidence that your caseload supports ongoing profitability while maintaining fair returns for both sides.
Our funding model is structured around your firm’s actual performance, making it transparent, predictable, and aligned with your growth.
Funds are advanced each month to cover acquisition, case running costs, and disbursements, ensuring reliable working capital at every stage.
If a case is successful, recovered costs and success fee deductions are paid into an escrow account. Halcyon recovers the net funding amount on all resolved cases with an agreed fair profit share for successful cases with the remainder being released to the law firm. We offer non-recourse models which mean if all the cases failed then no repayment would be made.
All proceeds from settled cases flow into a secure escrow account, creating a transparent process where repayments and profit distributions are managed fairly.
By connecting directly to your case management system, we provide real-time oversight of case performance, giving both sides complete clarity over cash flow and outcomes.
(Actual funding offers will vary based on historic settlement value, average length of settlement time and upfront funding requirement for the firm)