JusFund Website Disclaimer

JusFund is a technology platform operated by LexQuity Ltd, a company incorporated in England and Wales. LexQuity is not a law firm, a funder, a broker, an investment adviser, a financial adviser, an arbitral institution, a tribunal, an insurer, an escrow agent, a bank or a payment institution, in any country. It is not licensed by any financial regulator, and it does not need to be for what it does, which is to assess a record and to introduce parties who then deal with each other directly.

Nothing on the platform is legal, financial, investment, tax, accounting, insurance or valuation advice, and nothing is a recommendation to pursue, settle, fund or abandon a claim, or to accept or reject any offer. Using the platform does not create a solicitor and client, adviser and client, fiduciary, agency or any other professional relationship with LexQuity. Take independent advice from a qualified professional before any decision about a dispute or a funding arrangement.

Every assessment is generated by artificial intelligence from the record the fund seeker uploaded and from public sources, with its arithmetic computed in code and the result reviewed by a second AI model from a different provider. It describes the documentary strength of that record on the platform's published framework at a point in time. It is not a prediction of what a tribunal will decide, it is not a statistically calibrated forecast, and it is not a valuation. A band, a percentage and a range are never shown without each other and must not be quoted apart. A band of A does not mean a claim will succeed. A band of E does not mean it will fail. An assessment can be wrong, incomplete or out of date, and it depends entirely on what was uploaded. Read the reasoning, the limitations and the information request, and verify anything you intend to rely on against the underlying documents.

JusFund does not fund claims and never provides capital. Funding comes from independent professional funders who make their own decisions and contract directly with the fund seeker. Listing a case does not guarantee interest, an offer, an offer of any particular size or on any particular terms, or funding at all. Access to the Deal Desk does not guarantee a funder any number of suitable cases. Verification of a funder means only that our process produced that status at that time. It is not an endorsement, and it says nothing about solvency, reputation or suitability. Nothing on the platform guarantees the outcome, duration, cost, recovery or enforcement of any dispute.

The platform shows funders an anonymised summary before any confidentiality agreement and opens the full record only under an NDA the fund seeker approves. That reduces disclosure. It does not guarantee that a case cannot be identified from public information, it does not create or preserve privilege, and it does not replace the fund seeker's own judgement about what may lawfully be disclosed. No online service is completely secure, and encryption, access controls and audit trails are safeguards, not guarantees.

Any funding agreement is between the fund seeker and the funder. Its enforceability, its regulation and its consequences depend on the law that governs it, the law of the seat, the rules of the institution and the law where each party sits, all of which differ. By way of illustration only: in England and Wales, the treatment of certain litigation funding agreements was changed by the Supreme Court's decision in PACCAR in 2023 and remains subject to legislative developments. In the United States, the position varies by state and by court, including on doctrines of champerty and maintenance and on disclosure. In Singapore, third-party funding is permitted for international arbitration and related proceedings subject to statutory conditions. In the United Arab Emirates, the position differs between onshore courts and the DIFC and ADGM, and institutional rules require disclosure of funders. In the European Union, rules differ by member state and institutional rules such as the ICC Rules require disclosure of funding. None of that is advice. Take advice on the position at the time and place you contract.

The platform is not a financial promotion in the United Kingdom, an offer of securities or an investment adviser in the United States, a regulated activity in Singapore, or a financial promotion in the United Arab Emirates, and it is not directed at retail investors anywhere. Availability of the platform in a country does not mean that every activity through it is lawful there. Users are responsible for the laws that apply to them.

Information on a listing comes from the fund seeker and its representatives and may not have been independently verified by LexQuity. Links to third-party sites are provided for convenience and are not endorsements. Statistics about the funding market are provided for context and are not forecasts.

The website and platform may be unavailable for maintenance or for reasons outside our control, and information may become out of date. Verify material legal, regulatory and financial information independently before relying on it.

Nothing here excludes or limits liability that the law does not allow to be excluded, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence or for fraud. Where this disclaimer and the Terms of Use conflict, the Terms of Use govern.

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