Portfolio finance in Delaware.

Permitted — well established

Portfolio-level financing requests for Delaware case inventories (revolving facilities, portfolio purchases, NAV lending, and co-investment), evaluated on court records.

Funding Posture

Delaware is a central jurisdiction for corporate and commercial litigation, home to the Court of Chancery and the legal home of most major U.S. corporations. Portfolio-level litigation finance is well established. Criterica Capital prepares financing requests for consideration by independent capital providers, with attention to the applicable professional-responsibility rules.

Delaware Legal Market

Wilmington anchors a legal market of outsized national importance. The Court of Chancery and the District of Delaware concentrate corporate governance disputes, M&A and shareholder litigation, and a large share of the nation's patent litigation in a small number of venues, producing case inventories with unusual thematic concentration — a structural advantage for underwriting a firm's docket as a single portfolio.

Active Practice Areas
Corporate and M&A case inventories
Shareholder and fiduciary dispute portfolios
Patent litigation inventories
Commercial dispute portfolios
Structures Available to Delaware Firms
Revolving Credit Facility
A borrowing base facility secured against active case inventory. Draw as cases settle, repay from proceeds, redraw against new filings.
Portfolio Purchase
Outright sale of a defined set of case economics by the originating firm to an independent buyer, which can provide immediate liquidity against the docket.
NAV-Based Lending
Lending against the net asset value of settled but unpaid judgments or cases in late-stage resolution.
Co-Investment
An independent capital provider may co-invest alongside the firm on shared economics, with the request prepared by Criterica Capital, providing incremental capacity beyond a single facility.
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