Who can apply for funding?

At Loopa, both individuals and legal entities can apply for litigation funding, regardless of whether they are the direct claimant, a lawyer representing the client, or a company with an economic interest in the case's outcome. What matters is that there is a claim with solid legal grounds, potential economic value, and a clear need for capital. Here's who typically accesses this type of funding: 1. Companies with active litigation Many companies face commercial, contractual, or regulatory disputes that can have a significant economic implications. However, high legal costs, lengthy processes, and uncertain timelines can hinder the continuity of their claim. Funding allows them to access capital, maintain financial flexibility, and shift the economic risk to a third party. 2. Individuals with high-value claims Individuals with significant asset claims — for example, cases against the State, shareholder disputes, contractual damages, among others — may use funding to access justice without the need for upfront capital. At Loopa, we evaluate individual claims where the amount in dispute exceeds USD 1 million and the case has strong legal grounds. 3. Law firms and lawyers Many lawyers act as intermediaries between the client and the litigation fund. They often approach Loopa to request funding on behalf of their clients, or even to finance their own professional fees. We also work with firms managing case portfolios seeking financial support to structure credit lines or portfolio-based monetization strategies. 4. Vehicles or funds with economic interest In some cases, the claim may be contained within a specific corporate structure or vehicle, such as a trust, investment fund, or special purpose entities. As long as legal and economic interest in the case can be proven, they can also apply for funding. Basic requirements to request funding with Loopa: A judicial or arbitral claim with an economic value exceeding USD 1 million. Solid legal grounds and documentation supporting the claim. Need for capital to cover legal costs, monetize part of the case, or structure financial solutions. In summary, any party with a legitimate and direct interest in a high-value claim can access litigation funding, whether they need capital to initiate the process, continue the claim, or professionalize their strategy. Do you have a case that meets these criteria? Complete our online form and let's begin the evaluation.