Portfolio finance in Vermont.

Permitted

Portfolio-level capital for Vermont case inventories — revolving facilities, portfolio purchases, NAV lending, and co-investment, underwritten on court records.

Funding Posture

Portfolio finance is available to Vermont contingency practices with a defined book of active matters. Criterica Capital structures revolving credit facilities against the firm's case inventory and coordinates with Vermont counsel on the state's professional-responsibility rules. Portfolio-level capital supports case costs and inventory growth for the state's contingency bar.

Vermont Legal Market

Burlington anchors Vermont's legal market. Personal injury, products liability, environmental, employment, and commercial litigation give firms a compact but diversified inventory, with the state's environmental focus shaping a distinct portion of the docket suited to portfolio-level facilities.

Active Practice Areas
Personal injury case inventories
Environmental litigation portfolios
Products liability dockets
Employment and commercial dispute inventories
Structures Available to Vermont 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 acquisition of a defined set of case economics from the originating firm, providing 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
Criterica Capital deploys alongside the firm on shared economics, providing incremental capacity beyond a single facility.
Portfolio finance for your Vermont inventory.
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