Trust & Governance
Fund My Case and the LawCrust Group
Fund My Case is the litigation finance business of the LawCrust group. Funding agreements are entered into with LawCrust Global Consulting Limited. Legal work on funded matters is carried out by independent advocates empanelled with Fund My Case, not by Fund My Case itself.
Executive Summary
Two questions matter before you accept funding: who are you contracting with, and who will actually run your case. This page answers both plainly.
You contract with a named company, LawCrust Global Consulting Limited, on terms set out in the funding agreement. Your case is conducted by an independent advocate, appointed in consultation with you and bound by the same professional conduct rules as any advocate you might instruct directly.
Who does what
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Fund My Case
Assesses the claim, underwrites it, provides the funding and manages the matter through to recovery.
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LawCrust Global Consulting Limited
The contracting entity on the funding agreement. This is the company named in the document you sign.
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Empanelled advocates
Independent practitioners who conduct the legal work, appointed in consultation with you.
What this means for you
- You contract with a named legal entity, not an unidentified fund
- Your advocate is independent and bound by professional conduct rules
- Fund My Case is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice
- Funding is non-recourse: repayment comes only out of what is recovered
Frequently asked questions
Who am I actually contracting with? ▾
LawCrust Global Consulting Limited, the entity named in the funding agreement. Fund My Case is the litigation finance business operating under the LawCrust group.
Does LawCrust provide the legal services on funded matters? ▾
No. Legal services on funded matters are provided by independent advocates empanelled with Fund My Case, consistent with professional conduct rules.
What happens if the claim does not recover anything? ▾
Funding is non-recourse. If a funded claim recovers nothing, there is nothing to repay. That is why claims are assessed selectively before funding is offered.
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