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Our Approach

Discipline before

deployment.
Underwriting under counsel-grade discipline

Hudson Litigation Capital exists to underwrite legal merit with the same rigour an institutional credit committee applies to a sovereign loan. We do not chase volume. We commit only when the case for capital is unambiguous.

Investment Committee

Supreme authority. No delegation.

Every commitment passes through the Investment Committee. There is no automated underwriting, no quota, no parallel approval channel. The IC reviews each memorandum in full and reserves the right to decline at any stage without explanation.

This deliberateness is the mechanism by which we preserve principal. It is also the reason a meaningful percentage of inbound matters are returned with thanks at preliminary diligence.

§ Founding Doctrine

Five pillars, set down at founding.

The doctrinal commitments from which every HLC decision derives.

  1. I

    Capital Preservation

    The first duty of patient capital is to be returned. Every IC memorandum begins with the analysis of what could cause loss of principal, before any analysis of return.

  2. II

    Structural Discipline

    Single-matter SPVs, defined waterfalls, no side letters, no MFN clauses. The structure does the work the prose cannot.

  3. III

    Jurisdictional Discernment

    We commit only where enforcement is credible and procedure is institutional. A favourable judgment in an unenforceable jurisdiction is a loss.

  4. IV

    Counsel Alignment

    We do not direct litigation strategy. The authority of counsel and claimant over the conduct of the matter is absolute.

  5. V

    Discretion as Practice

    Our involvement is not disclosed to opposing parties without claimant consent. Quietness is the operating principle from which our other commitments follow.

Eligible & Excluded Matters

What we will and will not fund.

Eligible Matters

  • Breach of contract
  • Shareholder & partnership disputes
  • Antitrust & competition
  • International arbitration
  • Intellectual property
  • Cross-border commercial disputes
  • Post-judgment enforcement

Excluded, Will Not Fund

  • Consumer litigation
  • Personal injury
  • Mass torts
  • Family law
  • Criminal defence
  • Business operations financing

THE EXCLUSION LIST IS EXHAUSTIVE AND STRICTLY ENFORCED.

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