Litigation Finance Built for the In-Between
From case intake to resolution, De Asis Hatchet helps bridge the financial gap so firms can protect case value and move forward on their terms.
Litigation finance is the practice of providing capital to law firms and plaintiffs involved in active litigation. It exists because the legal system moves slowly, but the financial obligations of running a firm or surviving a lawsuit do not wait. At DAH, litigation finance is not a side offering. It is the entire focus.
How Litigation Finance Works
From case intake to resolution, De Asis Hatchet helps bridge the financial gap so firms can protect case value and move forward on their terms.
Litigation finance is the practice of providing capital to law firms and plaintiffs involved in active litigation. It exists because the legal system moves slowly, but the financial obligations of running a firm or surviving a lawsuit do not wait. At DAH, litigation finance is not a side offering. It is the entire focus.
De Asis Hatchet structures funding across four primary categories:
Who Benefits from Litigation Finance?
Personal Injury Law Firms
Contingency-fee firms carry significant financial risk. Litigation finance bridges the gap between case intake and settlement, allowing firms to operate without cash flow pressure.
Mass Tort and Class Action Practices
High-value, long-duration cases require sustained capital. Docket financing and case cost capital allow firms to enter and maintain positions in complex litigation.
Plaintiffs Awaiting Settlement
Injured individuals or their loved ones waiting 12 to 24 months for a settlement should not be forced to accept less because of financial pressure. Pre-settlement advances and plaintiff funding provides stability during that wait.