What is a contractual dispute?
A contractual dispute is a legal conflict arising from the breach of the terms established in a contract. This type of controversy is common in all kinds of commercial relationships: sales, distribution, provision of services, technological development, construction or engineering contracts, investment agreements, joint ventures, and many more.
At Loopa, we finance judicial litigation and arbitrations related to contractual disputes, both nationally and internationally.
These disputes arise when one of the parties involved in a contract fails to fulfill the agreed terms, causing significant economic harm to the affected party. Our goal is to facilitate access to justice, removing financial barriers and enabling companies and individuals to defend their rights with economic and strategic support.
The causes can vary:
- Non-payment
- Unfulfilled deliveries
- Defective performance
- Contradictory interpretations of clauses
- Unilateral contract termination
- Force majeure, penalties, or disputes over warranties
- Exclusivities and other contractual commitments.
Litigating these disputes requires economic and human resources that are not always available. Many companies choose not to proceed due to lack of liquidity or because they prefer to allocate their funds to their core operations. This is where Loopa comes in: we finance these types of conflicts so that access to justice is not dependent on the size of the balance sheet. We cover legal fees, procedural costs, expert opinions, judicial or arbitration fees, and any other necessary expenses to move the case forward.
Additionally, we offer capital advances that can be used freely, even to strengthen cash flow while the dispute is being resolved.
Our model is based on the non-recourse principle: if the case does not succeed, the client does not have to repay what was contributed. We only recover our investment if the case outcome is favorable. This turns financing into a risk management tool, especially useful for companies looking to outsource litigation costs without compromising their liquidity.
We finance conflicts arising from sales contracts, distribution agreements, supply contracts, technological or software contracts, construction contracts, franchises, commercial licenses, intellectual property, corporate or investment agreements, and also contracts signed with public entities or state-owned companies.
Whether the dispute is resolved in judicial courts or through arbitration, nationally or internationally, it doesn't matter: what's important is that the case has legal merit, economic viability, and a real possibility of recovery.
Our financing is aimed at companies that want to litigate without using their own resources, law firms representing clients unable to advance legal costs, and also funds or business groups with multiple contractual disputes seeking a structured portfolio-level solution.
In a world where contractual breaches are increasingly common, having the right financial support can make the difference between recovering what is rightfully yours or resigning to a loss.
At Loopa, we transform litigations into assets and controversies into opportunities. We evaluate each case quickly, confidentially, and with professional judgment. If you have a contractual dispute with merit, we can help finance it.