Large claims

Capital for a single large claim, judgment or award.

Criterica Capital provides capital against one large matter: a claim in progress, a judgment, an award, an appeal or an enforcement. A one-matter underwriting memo comes back first, from the record.

A large matter is priced as a case, not as a template.

Size, structure and timing make a single large claim different from a standard advance. We read the matter on its own record and say what capital it supports and on what terms.

What we provide

Six kinds of capital for one matter.

Single-matter advances

Capital to claimants and to firms against one large matter, sized on its record.

Judgment and award monetization

Cash against an entered judgment or an award, priced on collectability and the path to payment.

Collectability and enforcement →

Appeal-stage capital

Capital to carry a matter through an appeal.

Special situations →

Enforcement and collection capital

Funding for the work of turning a judgment or award into cash.

Enforcement finance →

Defense-side structures

The structures we describe in our defense-side guide, where they fit the matter.

Defense-side funding →

Structured capital

Instruments built around one matter or a small group of matters.

Structured capital →
What comes back first

A one-matter underwriting memo.

Written from the record, before any term is discussed.

Entry offer

The underwriting memo

The memo covers the matter’s stage and venue, the merits as the record shows them, expected duration, the path to collection and the capital the matter supports. You receive it in writing and can stop there.

Submit a matter
How it works

From submission to capital.

  1. STEP 1
    Submit the matter
    Who you are, what the matter is and what you need.
  2. STEP 2
    We confirm the record
    We tell you what we received and what is missing.
  3. STEP 3
    Underwriting memo
    The one-matter read, in writing.
  4. STEP 4
    Terms in writing
    A structure set out before anything is signed.
What to send

Six items start the memo.

Send what you have. We tell you what else is needed.

Item
What it covers
Complaint or award
The pleading, the judgment or the award itself.
Docket
The current docket and any scheduling order.
Counsel
Who represents the claimant and how they are engaged.
Stage
Where the matter is now: pleading, discovery, trial, appeal or enforcement.
Amount in dispute
The amount claimed or awarded.
Timing
When you need capital and any dates that drive it.

Submit a matter.

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