Demystifying Litigation Finance for In-House Legal Counsel: Discover How Litigation Funding Can Unlock Strategic Value for Your Organization
Tuesday, June 24th • 12:00 PM – 1:45 PM ET
Litigation is expensive—but what if it didn’t have to be? In today’s high-stakes legal environment, litigation finance is emerging as a powerful strategic tool for companies looking to manage risk, preserve capital, and unlock the hidden value of their legal claims. More than just a funding mechanism, litigation finance allows companies to pursue meritorious cases without draining operational resources, while improving negotiating leverage and financial flexibility.
Join us on Tuesday, June 24 at 12pm ET as William Marra, Director of Litigation Finance at Certum Group and Lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania Carey School of Law, and Kevin Skrzysowski, Legal Director at Certum Group and host of the “Alternative Litigation Strategies” podcast, explain how in-house legal departments can leverage litigation finance to achieve stronger outcomes with less financial risk. Whether you’re exploring single-case funding or looking to optimize your company’s entire litigation portfolio, this session will provide practical insights to help you move from cost center to value driver.
What You’ll Learn:
How litigation finance can level the playing field by enabling access to top legal talent—regardless of budget
The value of independent third-party case validation to strengthen your litigation thesis and strategy
How to treat legal claims as financial assets and unlock balance sheet value
The intersection of litigation insurance and finance—and how combining the two improves risk mitigation
Ways to enhance settlement positioning and avoid unfavorable resolutions
How portfolio funding works—and how to secure capital at optimal terms
Structuring bespoke investments that cover legal fees, expenses, or operational costs
Who Should Attend
This session is designed for in-house legal professionals seeking innovative ways to manage litigation cost and risk. It’s especially valuable for GCs, CFOs, legal operations leaders, and executives who want to treat legal claims as strategic assets—unlocking capital and maximizing legal outcomes while preserving core business resources.
