Know what you’re taking to funders.
A written assessment to examine, information gaps to address and control over disclosure. See what JusFund can contribute to your funding review.
An assessment before an introduction.
Read the findings and discuss them with your advisers before deciding whether to list. You still have the written assessment if you choose not to approach funders or no funder proceeds.
Inspect the fictional sample assessment- The question
- What supports the claim?
- What to examine
- Written reasoning, cited evidence and alternative explanations.
- What it cannot establish
- A guaranteed outcome or a calibrated probability of winning.
A clearer view of what is missing.
The assessment identifies information needed to resolve uncertainty. Add relevant material and review a new version; the findings may strengthen, weaken or remain unchanged.
See how the assessment is producedA decision at each disclosure step.
Choose whether to list a summary. Then decide which funder requests to approve. The full assessment opens through an active NDA for that case.
Read the access rules and their limits- Before listing
- Your assessment is not automatically shown to funders.
- After listing
- Approved funders can see the anonymised summary within your listing scope.
- Full assessment
- Case owner approval and an active NDA are required. Original-file access is separate.
Useful preparation. Independent decisions.
What you can use it for
- A structured assessment of an arbitration record.
- Discussing risks and evidence gaps with your advisers.
- Presenting a summary to funders within your chosen listing scope.
What still needs separate work
- Your legal advice and authority to disclose documents.
- The funder’s mandate, diligence and funding decision.
- Negotiating the funding agreement and the funder’s return.
AI assessments can be wrong or incomplete. JusFund does not provide capital, negotiate funding terms or guarantee interest. For litigation funding, contact us before using the arbitration assessment.
Start with the record you have.
Your first assessment is free: one case per account, including re-runs after adding material.