Published
11/11/2025
Pursuing a dispute always involves financial risk – even when the case is strong. It also places pressure on a company’s liquidity throughout the process. As a result, many companies choose to abandon even well-founded claims. Through our collaboration with Litigium Capital, we offer flexible pricing models that make it possible to pursue legal proceedings without bearing the full cost yourself. You retain control of the process – we share the risk.
Litigium Capital is an investment company focused on legal matters, investing in court proceedings and arbitration cases. By covering the ongoing costs of a case, they enable companies to assert their rights – without tying up capital or taking on the full financial risk.
For our clients, the arrangement means that Morris Law represents them in the dispute and applies a flexible pricing model.
This model includes a success-based component (success fee), which only applies if the case is settled or results in a favourable outcome.
In this way, a clear alignment of interests is created between Morris Law and our clients – we win together.
To make this arrangement possible, Morris Law has an agreement with Litigium Capital, defining how the parties share the risk undertaken and any success fee that may arise.
The client therefore has no direct contractual relationship with Litigium Capital, and relates only to Morris Law – as usual.
Reduced financial risk:
Clients avoid covering all costs during the process and in the event of an unsuccessful outcome.
Stronger negotiation position:
More balanced financial conditions between the parties often lead to better results.
Flexible pricing models:
Possibility of various arrangements – such as reduced hourly rates, shared risk, or fully success-based remuneration (success fee).
Favourable terms:
Through the collaboration between Morris Law and Litigium Capital, financing can be offered to clients on more favourable terms than those normally available on the market – even for disputes that Litigium Capital would not otherwise have been able to finance directly.
We evaluate the dispute together with the client and Litigium Capital.
An investment assessment is made based on the likelihood of success, the counterparty’s solvency, and the value of the claim.
Upon approval, an engagement agreement is entered into between Morris Law and the client. This agreement defines the terms of the engagement, including the success-based remuneration (success fee) if the case succeeds.
The client retains full control of the dispute and all strategic decisions – as usual.
Neither Morris Law nor Litigium Capital shares client information without explicit consent. Both parties are bound by strict rules on confidentiality and conflicts of interest in accordance with the AGRD Partners Code of Conduct and the European Litigation Funders Association (ELFA).
Would you like to know more about how flexible pricing models for disputes could work for your company? Talk to one of our dispute resolution lawyers for a confidential discussion about funding options and alternative pricing models.