International Arbitration Financing
A better approach to arbitration financing.
Baker Street Funding’s international arbitration finance ensures that law firms and entities can cover all of their general and case-specific costs fast by capitalizing on the quality of their portfolio of lawsuits.
What is arbitration finance?
In today’s increasingly multinational business climate, opting to practice in international arbitration as a lawyer is a wise choice. Arbitration is rapidly replacing proceedings as the primary means of resolving domestic, commercial disputes in countries worldwide. Where it comes to global markets, international arbitration is often the preferred form of settlement dispute. International arbitration law firms often face substantial costs that may be highly costly. They can, however, mitigate financial burdens through litigation finance or arbitration financing. International arbitration finance exists when a third party not involved in the dispute provides non-recourse financing to a law firm or their client in exchange for an agreed-upon return. In exchange for the financing, the funder will be entitled to a portion of any reward or settlement if the dispute is successfully resolved in the claimant’s favor, according to the terms of the funding agreement. In other words, the only collateral the funding company has is a positive outcome of the litigation or arbitration. If the case doesn’t resolve, there will be no repayments of the funds.
In today’s increasingly multinational business climate, opting to practice in international arbitration as a lawyer is a wise choice. Arbitration is rapidly replacing proceedings as the primary means of resolving domestic, commercial disputes in countries worldwide. Where it comes to global markets, international arbitration is often the preferred form of settlement dispute. International arbitration law firms often face substantial costs that may be highly costly. They can, however, mitigate financial burdens through litigation finance or arbitration financing. International arbitration finance exists when a third party not involved in the dispute provides financing to a law firm or their client in exchange for an agreed-upon return. In addition to covering one-time cases, litigation funding is used for a wide variety of purposes. This type of funding is an alternate method for claimants to cover a legal case’s expenses, including litigation and arbitration costs, bringing non-recourse benefits to them. Ultimately, the only collateral the funding company has is a positive outcome of the litigation or arbitration. If the case doesn’t resolve, there will be no repayments of the funds.
Why Baker Street Funding's third party funding in arbitration?
To fully protect the claimant from cost losses, Baker Street Legal Funding provides litigation finance to pay for specific expenses of the case. We assist the claimant with an indemnity to cover adverse costs to the adversary if the Court or arbitral tribunal issues a cost order against them. In essence, we assume the liability expense in a dispute. Our offering of financing litigations and arbitrations has grown in scope and depth as the industry has matured.
Tackle complex arbitration
Arbitration funding allows you to tackle complicated and complex arbitration before any arbitral tribunal without being economically burdened during the lengthy arbitration period.
There is no risk to you
Our financing is normally non-recourse, which means that the defendant is not obligated to repay our investment into the case if the claim is unsuccessful.
Fund your legal costs
We can fund the your legal costs and arbitration costs. If the supported party is ordered to pay the other side's costs and provide protection for the opponent's costs, we can agree to do so.
Access a team of experts
Take advantage of our arbitration financing team's ability to evaluate claim variables and provide advice on handling the complexities of the various arbitral institutions. Our team of experts provides significant power to claimants and lawyers in the playing field of arbitration disputes seated all over the world.
How it helps.
In addition to covering one-time cases, litigation funding is used for a wide variety of purposes. This type of funding is an alternate method for claimants to cover a legal case’s expenses, including litigation and arbitration costs, bringing non-recourse benefits to them. A potential claimant may approach a funder for a variety of reasons, including:
Mitigate expenses
Arbitration can be costly. If a claimant lacks the financial resources to make a meritorious claim, financing may be the only choice.
Manage risks efficiently
Claimants with the financial means to arbitrate may wish to avoid some of the risks associated with expensive arbitration and the inherent unpredictability of costs, and may be willing to forego a portion of any recoveries to do so. It also allows a company to invest the funds elsewhere. Furthermore, the funded party is relieved of the cost burdens and cash-flow problems associated with the arbitration's legal costs.
Promotes early settlement
Before deciding to provide support, we would undertake rigorous due diligence and perform our review of the merits. This objective analysis will help the defendant form its case strategy and may also promote early settlement once the other party is aware that a funder supports the claim.
Request litigation financing today.
Applying for financing from Baker Street Funding is a simple and effective method. Contact us to explore the funding requirements. Our experts will evaluate your case and provide you with personalized terms based on the investment’s scope and risk, as well as your specific requirements. International Arbitration Financing is a powerful tool that arbitration parties can explore. Contact Baker Street Funding to get your financing options today.