Law firm capital in Connecticut.

Permitted

Docket-backed financing requests for Connecticut contingency practices (single-case, portfolio, working-capital, and case-expense facilities), evaluated on court records.

Firms in Connecticut carry case costs and payroll long before fees arrive. Criterica Capital reads the docket and prepares working capital, case-cost, settlement bridge and portfolio requests for independent capital providers, who set the terms.

Funding Posture

Commercial litigation finance requests can be prepared for Connecticut firms. Criterica Capital prepares financing requests for consideration by independent capital providers, with attention to the applicable professional-responsibility rules. The state's concentration of insurance and financial-services defendants shapes its litigation landscape.

Connecticut Legal Market

Hartford — the insurance capital — along with Stamford and New Haven, anchors Connecticut's legal market. Insurance coverage and bad faith, financial services, products liability, and commercial litigation are central.

Active Practice Areas
Insurance coverage and bad faith
Financial services litigation
Products liability
Commercial disputes
Capital Available to Connecticut Firms
Single-Case Financing
Capital for a specific high-cost matter, repaid from that case's resolution.
Portfolio Financing
A facility against a defined group of cases, with flexible draws across the docket.
Working Capital
Operating liquidity against the firm's active caseload — overhead, salaries, growth.
Case Expense Financing
Non-recourse capital for experts, e-discovery, and trial costs on qualifying matters.
Capital for your Connecticut practice.
Send a docket summary for a confidential assessment.