The
Hudson Litigation Capital is a private house of institutional funding for complex legal assets. It was founded on the view that consequential matters are best supported by capital that is patient, discreet, and doctrinally consistent. The house engages by written inquiry, retains formal information barriers between books, and holds counsel and claimant in equal and separate regard.
Those who sign the letters.
Sets the house's underwriting temperament; chairs matters at final review.
Governance, capital relationships, and the discipline of the letter.
Chairs the Investment Committee; author of the Seriousness Test.
Structures instruments across LFA, CPF, and Silent Partner facilities.
The first written voice of the house to counsel and claimants.
First contact for written inquiries; conducts preliminary correspondence.
Four Tenets of the House
We decline more matters than we accept, and consider it the point.
The claimant's authority over counsel and matter is preserved absolutely.
Capital is quiet. Duration is priced, not resented.
We write. We do not market.
The house is small by design. It intends to remain so.