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Legal claims as assets — examined with the industry's own data.
July 14, 2026
Sunlight as a Remedy: The Governance Role of Public Accountability
The press exposes more corporate fraud than the SEC — and coverage changes settlement dynamics. The governance research on public accountability.
Read more →May 27, 2026
The Evolution of Litigation Finance: From Passive Capital to Aligned Ownership
Litigation finance became a $16B asset class built for institutions. The data shows who it leaves behind — and why aligned ownership is the next step.
Read more →April 30, 2026
The Anatomy of a Suppressed Valuation
How private-company valuations are engineered against option holders, noteholders, and minority shareholders — and the documentary evidence that exposes it.
Read more →April 3, 2026
The Orphan Zone: Why Meritorious $2–15 Million Claims Die Unfiled
Litigation costs, funder minimums, and contingency economics all screen out the same claimant. The arithmetic of why strong mid-sized claims die unfiled.
Read more →March 12, 2026
Your Claim Is an Asset. Who Should Own It?
From subrogation to a $25B bankruptcy claims market, legal claims already trade. The history, doctrine, and economics of claim ownership.
Read more →February 25, 2026
A Judgment Is Not a Recovery
Most judgments are never collected. Why collectability — insurance towers, solvent defendants, enforcement planning — is the first underwriting question.
Read more →February 11, 2026
Fifteen Years of the SEC Whistleblower Program: What the Numbers Actually Prove
$2.2 billion awarded, 27,000 tips a year, a few dozen awards. What fifteen years of data prove about what separates winning submissions.
Read more →January 28, 2026
Where Cases Are Actually Won: The Pre-Complaint Phase
Under 1% of federal civil cases reach trial. The empirical case that litigation outcomes are set before the complaint — in the phase no one funds.
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