A report by Future Market Insights indicates that Litigation Funds will grow by 9.6% annually until 2033. The sector attracts the interest of investors due to the combination of high profits, lower risk and social justice. 11Onze, through the Litigation Funding that it offers with a British provider, anticipated the market trend.

Almost two years ago, 11Onze reached an agreement with a British provider to offer the people of La Plaça the possibility of participating in a product that we call Litigation Funding. The vision was simple: there are thousands of stagnant cases because it is necessary to assume legal expenses that people with few resources cannot afford. Would it be possible to finance these cases against the banks and administrations that have abused these citizens? Would it be possible, in addition to doing justice, to make money? The answer is yes, the product works and generates profits of between 9% and 11%. And it is not just 11Onze that claims it, but rather clients who have been generous enough to share their experience with La Plaça, such as Salvador, Dolors and Carme. All of them have participated, perhaps unwittingly, in what is currently considered the cutting edge of the investment sector.

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This is confirmed by a report by the American company Future Market Insights, which in an extensive work documents the evolution and prospects of litigation funds. In the report, they explain that “the market is expanding due to the increasing need for litigation funding from plaintiffs. This is driven by the increase in legal costs, as well as the desire of people and organizations to use litigation investment as a method of making money.” In this sense, they predict that globally, the litigation funding sector will grow at a rate of 9.6% annually until 2033. This, in terms of volume of money, means going from 17.16 billion dollars in 2023 to 43.048 billion ten years later.

Growth during these years will be supported, foreseeably, by a favourable regulatory framework that is facilitating the creation of firms specialized in litigation financing. In addition, large law firms are focusing on detecting cases that may mean quick victories but that, until now, could not be successful due to lack of financing. Currently, in the case of Litigation Funding that 11Onze Recommends, the percentage of victories is above 90% and in no case is the initial capital lost, because it is covered by insurance.

Banks and large investment funds

High returns and low risk have also attracted the big players in the financial world, and several large banks and investment funds are planning to enter the litigation funding sector. In this regard, at 11Onze we can only advise that investors, when receiving a proposal, carefully evaluate the risks and whether the proposal fits with their values. For example, according to the report, there will be a significant increase in litigation funding “in the media and entertainment sector, due to an increase in trademark and copyright infringement claims across the industry. In addition, the growing number of medical malpractice claims is expected to increase demand for litigation funding in the healthcare sector.” Which lawsuits the investor wants to participate in and what percentage of victories they guarantee is a matter that must be carefully thought out before participating.

The Litigation Funding that 11Onze Recommends

Currently, the product that 11Onze Recommends through its British provider is focused on lawsuits for bank and public administration abuses, in the latter case very focused on housing issues.

Fund lawsuits against banks. Get justice and returns on your savings above inflation thanks to the compensation the banks will have to pay. All the information about Litigation Funding can be found at 11Onze Recommends.