Tuesday, May 31, 2016

100% Of Funding Raised For Another Case

Congratulations, Matthew!


100% of funding has already been pledged for your case on the Invest4Justice platform:https://invest4justice.com/campaigns/estimated-495-95-returns-incredibly-strong-case-already-listed-in-federal-court-1million-claim/


Our lawyers will be getting in touch with you to sign a litigation funding agreement between you and your investors, which will protect both your and the investors’ legal rights, who have funded your case in return for a contingent fee of 20%.


Although the sums involved in financing a legal dispute are very large, it is not that hard to raise funding for litigants who provide videos concerning their case and who make an effort to share it with their existing social networks. We provide a number of tips for litigants here:https://invest4justice.com/tips-to-succeed-in-crowdfunding-your-legal-claim/


Are you an investor who is interested in investing in legal disputes but would like more advice on how to go about doing this or how this works? If so, please do not hesitate to contact us at admin@invest4justice.com and we would be glad to respond to any questions that you might have. Our lawyers can also give their predictions about the cases with the greatest chance of success.


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Monday, May 30, 2016

Estimated 500% Returns: HELP US FIGHT THE ILLEGAL ACTIONS OF CITY HALL!

Description Of Legal Dispute


“YOU CAN’T FIGHT CITY HALL?”

Most people understand the catch phrase “you can’t fight city hall” that got its start in the days of the corrupt Boss Tweed and Tammany Hall administration in NYC, in the late 1800s, where an estimated 75 to 200 million dollars was swindled from the City coffers, unobstructed by the efforts of the citizenry to stem the tide of this corruption, a text book example of “justice denied.”

Since that time, tens of thousands of citizens have exercised their rights to secure justice against towns, cities and states throughout America encountering the obstacles of insurmountable and inexhaustible legal funds available to these government bodies and sometimes illegal legislative laws and ordinances that quash their just lawsuits. Not lawsuits dismissed on the basis of law, but rather on an administrative technicality, slanted in favor of the municipality.


But, little is reported as to what personal repercussions unfold when these lawsuits are dismissed by the courts? What becomes of the “little guy” who took on Goliath to right a wrong?


The legal plight of local entrepreneurs Kenneth and Francine Bray against the Town of Buchanan was featured with three front page articles in the Roanoke Times, subsequent exposure in 38 prominent newspapers across America, and a scathing op ed article submitted by the Institute for Justice ridiculing the town’s ordinance in prohibiting dancing activities.


The Brays, after coming out of retirement to create a much needed entertainment venue for the county and S.W. Virginia, built a one-of-a-kind Glow-A-Rama Blacklight Entertainment Complex featuring 18 holes of indoor blacklight mini-golf, blacklight haunted house, unique blacklight game room, 3 party rooms and a “safe haven” blacklight party and dance room. However, after two years of successful operations the Town of Buchanan decided that “they did not want dancing in the town.” The Brays tried unsuccessfully to reach an accommodation with the town but were met with unproductive opposition at every level. Negating the dance & party activity from the Entertainment Complex reduced their summer camp patronage from an average of three to four thousand children for the preceding two years, down to a meager 168, with the elimination of dance & party activities. This loss of income forced the closure of the Glow-A-Rama Blacklight Entertainment Complex.


Having no other alternatives, the Brays entered a 2.8-million-dollar lawsuit against the Town of Buchanan for destruction of their business. However, not having the funds for legal representation they elected to take their lawsuit to court on a pro se basis [acting as attorneys on their own behalf]. Unfortunately for the Brays there was a 100-year-old statute within the Rules of Civil Procedures that negates an individual from representing their own corporation in a lawsuit. The Brays argued before the court that a recent statement by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, in the recent Hobby Lobby decision, that “a closely held corporation and its individual owners were one and the same” had no effect on the local judge, prompting their case against the Town of Buchanan to be dismissed “without prejudice”, meaning it could be refiled with proper legal representation. This meant that the dismissal of the case was not because the action did not have merit, but rather, because of this 100-year-old statute technicality.


With no other avenues available to achieve justice the Brays embarked on an aggressive program of critical political signage, displayed in their front windows, to garner public support for their cause. Ignoring advice of their attorney that “the signage was protected by the First Amendment Right to Free Speech,” the Town of Buchanan held a meeting where they leveled eight signage infractions against the Brays bearing a $100. per day fine to be leveled until the signage was removed. Not having the finances to pursue yet another just lawsuit against the Town of Buchanan, the Brays relented to removing their legal signage.


Kenneth Bray stated, “after 40 years as an entrepreneur it is difficult to comprehend how a lawsuit supported by dozens of successful nationwide actions upheld against municipalities trying to quash legally protected dance activities, the Supreme Court determinations that dancing is protected under the constitution and the common knowledge, and laws, that political signage cannot be infringed upon, that we did not prevail in our actions. Even the 1980’s Footloose movie documented the foolishness and illegality of such action.”


So, going back to the original catch phrase “you can’t fight city hall,” what did the Brays lose in their quest for justice? According to Ken Bray the list is not only lengthy, but personally devastating. “We not only lost four precious years of our retirement, but also, all our retirement funds, the crippling of a viable business entity, the prospect of eventual bankruptcy, the continued deterioration of our health and the fact that we could not achieve justice. In fact, we are now true believers that you can’t fight city hall. Our only remaining option to garner a few good years that we may have left in our retirement is to offer to R/E investors, or entrepreneurs, our 22,000 sq. ft. buildings, including the Glow-A-Rama business, at one-third of its valuation, just to cover our existing loans and mortgages. This will result in our losing over $265,000. of our retirement funds.


As cynical as the statement may appear Bray cautions, “before anyone decides to take on any government agency, no matter how sound your case may be, thoroughly evaluate what the possible emotional, medical and financial repercussion costs may be to yourself, and your family.”


With the fact that the merits of their lawsuit fully support the fact that the Town of Buchanan systematically violated the Brays civil rights, continued a course of harassment and discrimination against the Brays, and were ultimately responsible for the demise of their business and total finances, the Brays have begun a campaign to raise $45,000. For legal fees to pursue their cause in court.


Can you just imagine how you would feel if your 74-year-old parents were unjustly subjected to these losses, through no fault of their own? There is absolutely no question that with proper representation our case will prevail in court, and, that subscribers who assist in securing the required financial support of the $45,000. will be rewarded with a substantial return of a 500% from their donation.


Please help us achieve our goal of securing rightful justice and let the world know that “you can fight city hall, and win!”


Thank You















































Username
 
glowarama

E-mail Address
 
brayk@glowarama.com

Country Where Your Dispute Is Located
 
United States

How Much Litigation Funding Do You Want To Raise?
 
$40,000.00

Headline For Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
 
HELP US FIGHT THE ILLEGAL ACTIONS OF CITY HALL!

Description Of Your Legal Dispute
 
“YOU CAN'T FIGHT CITY HALL?”

Most people understand the catch phrase "you can't fight city hall" that got its start in the days of the corrupt Boss Tweed and Tammany Hall administration in NYC, in the late 1800s, where an estimated 75 to 200 million dollars was swindled from the City coffers, unobstructed by the efforts of the citizenry to stem the tide of this corruption, a text book example of “justice denied.”

Since that time, tens of thousands of citizens have exercised their rights to secure justice against towns, cities and states throughout America encountering the obstacles of insurmountable and inexhaustible legal funds available to these government bodies and sometimes illegal legislative laws and ordinances that quash their just lawsuits. Not lawsuits dismissed on the basis of law, but rather on an administrative technicality, slanted in favor of the municipality.


But, little is reported as to what personal repercussions unfold when these lawsuits are dismissed by the courts? What becomes of the “little guy” who took on Goliath to right a wrong?


The legal plight of local entrepreneurs Kenneth and Francine Bray against the Town of Buchanan was featured with three front page articles in the Roanoke Times, subsequent exposure in 38 prominent newspapers across America, and a scathing op ed article submitted by the Institute for Justice ridiculing the town’s ordinance in prohibiting dancing activities.


The Brays, after coming out of retirement to create a much needed entertainment venue for the county and S.W. Virginia, built a one-of-a-kind Glow-A-Rama Blacklight Entertainment Complex featuring 18 holes of indoor blacklight mini-golf, blacklight haunted house, unique blacklight game room, 3 party rooms and a “safe haven” blacklight party and dance room. However, after two years of successful operations the Town of Buchanan decided that “they did not want dancing in the town.” The Brays tried unsuccessfully to reach an accommodation with the town but were met with unproductive opposition at every level. Negating the dance & party activity from the Entertainment Complex reduced their summer camp patronage from an average of three to four thousand children for the preceding two years, down to a meager 168, with the elimination of dance & party activities. This loss of income forced the closure of the Glow-A-Rama Blacklight Entertainment Complex.


Having no other alternatives, the Brays entered a 2.8-million-dollar lawsuit against the Town of Buchanan for destruction of their business. However, not having the funds for legal representation they elected to take their lawsuit to court on a pro se basis [acting as attorneys on their own behalf]. Unfortunately for the Brays there was a 100-year-old statute within the Rules of Civil Procedures that negates an individual from representing their own corporation in a lawsuit. The Brays argued before the court that a recent statement by Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, in the recent Hobby Lobby decision, that “a closely held corporation and its individual owners were one and the same” had no effect on the local judge, prompting their case against the Town of Buchanan to be dismissed “without prejudice”, meaning it could be refiled with proper legal representation. This meant that the dismissal of the case was not because the action did not have merit, but rather, because of this 100-year-old statute technicality.


With no other avenues available to achieve justice the Brays embarked on an aggressive program of critical political signage, displayed in their front windows, to garner public support for their cause. Ignoring advice of their attorney that “the signage was protected by the First Amendment Right to Free Speech,” the Town of Buchanan held a meeting where they leveled eight signage infractions against the Brays bearing a $100. per day fine to be leveled until the signage was removed. Not having the finances to pursue yet another just lawsuit against the Town of Buchanan, the Brays relented to removing their legal signage.


Kenneth Bray stated, “after 40 years as an entrepreneur it is difficult to comprehend how a lawsuit supported by dozens of successful nationwide actions upheld against municipalities trying to quash legally protected dance activities, the Supreme Court determinations that dancing is protected under the constitution and the common knowledge, and laws, that political signage cannot be infringed upon, that we did not prevail in our actions. Even the 1980’s Footloose movie documented the foolishness and illegality of such action.”


So, going back to the original catch phrase "you can't fight city hall," what did the Brays lose in their quest for justice? According to Ken Bray the list is not only lengthy, but personally devastating. “We not only lost four precious years of our retirement, but also, all our retirement funds, the crippling of a viable business entity, the prospect of eventual bankruptcy, the continued deterioration of our health and the fact that we could not achieve justice. In fact, we are now true believers that you can't fight city hall. Our only remaining option to garner a few good years that we may have left in our retirement is to offer to R/E investors, or entrepreneurs, our 22,000 sq. ft. buildings, including the Glow-A-Rama business, at one-third of its valuation, just to cover our existing loans and mortgages. This will result in our losing over $265,000. of our retirement funds.


As cynical as the statement may appear Bray cautions, “before anyone decides to take on any government agency, no matter how sound your case may be, thoroughly evaluate what the possible emotional, medical and financial repercussion costs may be to yourself, and your family.”


With the fact that the merits of their lawsuit fully support the fact that the Town of Buchanan systematically violated the Brays civil rights, continued a course of harassment and discrimination against the Brays, and were ultimately responsible for the demise of their business and total finances, the Brays have begun a campaign to raise $45,000. For legal fees to pursue their cause in court.


Can you just imagine how you would feel if your 74-year-old parents were unjustly subjected to these losses, through no fault of their own? There is absolutely no question that with proper representation our case will prevail in court, and, that subscribers who assist in securing the required financial support of the $45,000. will be rewarded with a substantial return of a 500% from their donation.


Please help us achieve our goal of securing rightful justice and let the world know that “you can fight city hall, and win!”


Thank You



Featured Image For Your Litigation Funding Campaign
 


End Date Of Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
 
2016-07-31

How Much Compensation Can You Receive If Your Case Wins?
 
$1,000,000.00

Percentage Of Future Potential Compensation You Are Offering As A Reward (Success Fee / Contingent Fee)
 
20% Of Amount Recovered
AUTOMATIC CALCULATIONS

Potential Return Of Investors (Percent)
 
500

Estimated Total Reward Offered To Investors
 
$200,000.00

Estimated Remaining Compensation For Litigant
 
$800,000.00

Role
 
Litigant


 

International arbitration case analysis is provided to Invest4Justice by the lawyers of the International Arbitration Attorney Network. All other legal advice is provided by Aceris Law LLC.



Estimated 500% Returns: HELP US FIGHT THE ILLEGAL ACTIONS OF CITY HALL!

Saturday, May 28, 2016

Thanks To Invest4Justice, Anyone Can Be A Litigation Funder

Thanks to Invest4Justice, anyone can be a litigation funder.


Invest4Justice was the first litigation crowdfunding website in the world, and it has allowed anyone to be a litigation funder for years.


You do not need to be Peter Thiel to be a litigation funder. You simply need to be an adult in good standing who is interested funding legal disputes.Be A Litigation Funder


Being a litigation funder is not for everyone. Although the returns can be tremendous (up to 1200% with current cases), they are not immediate, and being a litigation funder takes patience because it can take years for certain disputes to finish, although they can also be swiftly resolved through settlement in which case returns are much faster.


Not all cases on Invest4Justice offer returns either. Look at the contingency fee that is being offered, prior to investing in a dispute, since some cases are pro bono and seeking donations only. You can spot cases seeking donations since the contingent fee offered is 0%.


Chances are approximately 50% that a given case will win if no due diligence is performed. This is why we recommend investing smaller amounts in multiple litigations or arbitrations, which reduces risk significantly. Communicating with the litigant, reviewing the evidence that has been posted and following the wisdom of the crowd can also reduce risk.


 


Why be a litigation funder? There are many reasons, from the amazing returns that can be achieved, which are incomparable to other investments, to the fact that you are helping people to access justice who might otherwise have been unable to afford the high costs of it.


Until the day when legal disputes become inexpensive, which is not the case and is unlikely to be so for decades, litigation funders are needed and play a beneficial role in allowing litigants to access justice.


By the way, you do not pay anything if you pledge to a legal dispute unless 100% of the funds needed are raised. At this point in time, our lawyers draft a litigation funding agreement between you and the litigant, in order to protect your rights to a stake in the outcome of the legal dispute.


So what are you waiting for? Become a litigation funder today!



Thanks To Invest4Justice, Anyone Can Be A Litigation Funder #Litigation-Crowdfunding,#Litigation-Funding

Friday, May 27, 2016

Peter Theil Funded Litigation. What A Minute, Anyone Can Do This?

As the world now knows, Peter Theil funded litigation. He did so in order to seek justice against a bullying publication that preyed upon perceived weaknesses and appealed to the worst aspects of humanity.


peter thiel funded litigation

Peter Thiel Funded Litigation


Wouldn’t it be great if regular people could fund lawsuits against villains too, in order to ensure that cases that mattered could be heard, despite the fact that they were expensive to bring?


Wait a minute, they can! And they have been funded for some time. Although they have done so largely outside of the spotlight of the media.


Invest4Justice was the first litigation crowdfunding website in the world, with years of experience in crowdfunding cases. It allows anyone to help fund a litigation, either out of a sense of injustice or because they want to receive part of the success fee that can be obtained when someone else violates the law and believes that can get away with it through impunity.


Litigation crowdfunding costs nothing to use, and Invest4Justice itself is a non-profit that reinvests any profits from the 2.5% success fee it receives for funded cases, into meritorious legal disputes in need of funded.


It should be a no-brainer that everyone is entitled to justice, even if they cannot afford to pay for it. Legal disputes cost money to bring with quality lawyers, and the funded litigation of Peter Thiel should be a no-brainer to support.


Invest in justice today, like Peter Theil who funded litigation!


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Peter Theil Funded Litigation. What A Minute, Anyone Can Do This? #Crowdfunding,#Invest4Justice,#Litigation-Crowdfunding,#Litigation-Funding

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

We Know, Litigation Sucks

We know, litigation sucks. The last thing that plaintiffs or defendants want to think about is litigation funding when they are suffering from injustice and would like to find a way to make a wrong situation right.


litigation sucks

Litigation Sucks


With Invest4Justice, we try to make this process as painless as possible, since we know that being involved in a litigation is a terrible experience.


The truth is that litigation is frustrating for each litigant, and the last thing a litigant wants to do is to chase their friends and family, or to take a loan, to help pay for the extremely high costs of accessing justice with decent lawyers.


Without tens of thousands of dollars dedicated to each dispute there are very few wrongs that can be righted by the judicial systems of any nation, however. Litigations take hundreds of hours to resolve, and litigants will need to find a way to pay for their case. Invest4Justice makes this process as painless as possible.


We designed Invest4Justice to be as litigant-friendly as possible, giving plaintiffs and defendants a platform to easily receive pledges to support their case, after which our lawyers will draft a bespoke litigation funding agreement for free, protecting their rights and the rights of the funders of their case. If litigants are embarrassed about their case or their need for funding, they do not need to reveal their real name to anyone other than Invest4Justice’s lawyers, who will keep this information confidential.


We provide litigants with a platform that allows litigants to promote their litigation crowdfunding campaign globally, to share their campaigns with their friends and family, and to share information concerning their case with supporters once it is funded and progresses. Invest4Justice also allows litigants to reward their supporters for their contributions with success fees, and to share confidential information concerning a case with potential supporters in a secure manner.


If 20 backers are willing to pledge USD 20,000, a litigant will have USD 400,000 to pay for a legal dispute, which is enough to pay for the vast majority of them. Invest4Justice costs nothing to use, except for a 2.5% fee if a case is funded and wins, which is reinvested into other meritorious disputes on Invest4Justice.


The last thing that someone whose legal rights were obviously trampled wants to do is to spend time obtaining a way to pay for a legal dispute. Litigation sucks, but Invest4Justice makes it easier than ever before to jump through the financial hurdles involved in the process.



We Know, Litigation Sucks #Crowdfunding,#Invest4Justice,#Tips

Monday, May 23, 2016

Litigants Can Now Send Up To 1,000 Invitations At A Time To Potential Investors

Invest4Justice allows users to import their Gmail and Outlook address books using the “Send Invites” tab on their profile.


From the Send Invites tab, they can then send up to 1,000 emails at a time asking for contributions to their case.


For every 100 users who pledge $200, they will have an extra $20,000 in litigation funding.


Litigants should make use of this feature, as this will help them to fund their dispute more quickly.


They also must not forget to share their case on social networks and to tell potential investors that nothing is paid unless and until 100% of the funding required for a given case has been raised.


 


 


 



Litigants Can Now Send Up To 1,000 Invitations At A Time To Potential Investors

Confidential Sharing Of Evidence Improved On Invest4Justice

The confidential sharing of evidence has just been improved on Invest4Justice. Now, it is easier to store confidential evidence in folders, easier to share evidence with your contacts, and easier to share evidence and updates on your case with your teams. Each member can upload up to 1 GB of password-protected data for free.


sharing of evidence


 



Confidential Sharing Of Evidence Improved On Invest4Justice #Evidence

Friday, May 20, 2016

Estimated 495.95% Returns: Incredibly strong case already listed in Federal Court - $1Million claim

Description Of Legal Dispute


Over the past few years I worked for a firm and made them millions of dollars in profits.

They rewarded me with an unlawful dismissal as I took some time off due to sickness. They fired me within 10 minutes of submitting my doctors certificate. The real reason they got rid of me was to get out of paying me what I was due on my fixed term contract for the next 18 months.


They also put in a restrictions of trade, so I cannot work in the industry.


I have spent the past 6 months not working and fighting the legal system so that I can get my claim heard by the Federal Court of Australia. The claim is for $990,000 AUD.


We had our case accepted by the federal courts yesterday!!!.


Its only just begun. Now the costs will start to escalate, and I have spent all I have just to get here. Without work I am at the crossroads.


The strength of the case is extraordinary. On top of the “being sacked for being sick” argument I was also audio recording many of the meetings I attended which showed their intentions to get rid of me for making them too much money. I have audio transcripts and reams of written evidence that once put in front of a judge will quickly become a judgement in my favour.


The other side know all too well the weakness of their position but are hiding behind what so many corporates do to the “little guy”. They expect me to give up due to the cost of taking it all the way to Federal Court.


They are wrong. I made it to Federal Court.


Now my struggle gets real.


This is a litigation funding excercise.


Its time the little guy had a chance to get the right thing done and to receive justice based on the evidence not just on how much money he has in his bank account.


Please help me. It will mean so much to my young family. My daughter is 7 years old and my son is 13. My wife has taken a job that means she does not get home until 8pm each night. The impact on our family has been significant, and its just wrong. I worked hard. I made the company a lot of money, and they are using the justice system, or lack of one, to get away with their actions.


Please help.


Thanks so much. Matthew


















































Username
 
matt4justice

E-mail Address
 
invest4justicematt@gmail.com

Country Where Your Dispute Is Located
 
Australia

How Much Litigation Funding Do You Want To Raise?
 
$40,000.00

Headline For Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
 
Incredibly strong case already listed in Federal Court – $1Million claim

Description Of Your Legal Dispute
 
Over the past few years I worked for a firm and made them millions of dollars in profits.

They rewarded me with an unlawful dismissal as I took some time off due to sickness. They fired me within 10 minutes of submitting my doctors certificate. The real reason they got rid of me was to get out of paying me what I was due on my fixed term contract for the next 18 months.


They also put in a restrictions of trade, so I cannot work in the industry.


I have spent the past 6 months not working and fighting the legal system so that I can get my claim heard by the Federal Court of Australia. The claim is for $990,000 AUD.


We had our case accepted by the federal courts yesterday!!!.


Its only just begun. Now the costs will start to escalate, and I have spent all I have just to get here. Without work I am at the crossroads.


The strength of the case is extraordinary. On top of the "being sacked for being sick" argument I was also audio recording many of the meetings I attended which showed their intentions to get rid of me for making them too much money. I have audio transcripts and reams of written evidence that once put in front of a judge will quickly become a judgement in my favour.


The other side know all too well the weakness of their position but are hiding behind what so many corporates do to the "little guy". They expect me to give up due to the cost of taking it all the way to Federal Court.


They are wrong. I made it to Federal Court.


Now my struggle gets real.


This is a litigation funding excercise.


Its time the little guy had a chance to get the right thing done and to receive justice based on the evidence not just on how much money he has in his bank account.


Please help me. It will mean so much to my young family. My daughter is 7 years old and my son is 13. My wife has taken a job that means she does not get home until 8pm each night. The impact on our family has been significant, and its just wrong. I worked hard. I made the company a lot of money, and they are using the justice system, or lack of one, to get away with their actions.


Please help.


Thanks so much. Matthew



Featured Image For Your Litigation Funding Campaign
 


Link To Video Concerning Your Case (Optional)
 
https://youtu.be/79wrwhmapRM

End Date Of Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
 
2016-07-19

How Much Compensation Can You Receive If Your Case Wins?
 
$991,900.00

Percentage Of Future Potential Compensation You Are Offering As A Reward (Success Fee / Contingent Fee)
 
20% Of Amount Recovered
AUTOMATIC CALCULATIONS

Potential Return Of Investors (Percent)
 
495.95

Estimated Total Reward Offered To Investors
 
$198,380.00

Estimated Remaining Compensation For Litigant
 
$793,520.00

Role
 
Litigant


 

International arbitration case analysis is provided to Invest4Justice by the lawyers of the International Arbitration Attorney Network. All other legal advice is provided by Aceris Law LLC.



Estimated 495.95% Returns: Incredibly strong case already listed in Federal Court - $1Million claim

Why Should I Offer A Contingent Fee Rather Than Taking A Loan?

You should offer a contingent fee rather than taking a loan to pay for a legal dispute because legal disputes can take a long time to finish and require a significant amount of capital to pay for.


Loans carry interest at a specific rates, meaning that if a case drags on for many years that a litigant could end up winning a case, but giving all of the compensation he or she receives to his or her creditors. Since litigation loans tend to be at very high rates, this increases the risk of a successful risk with the litigant keeping none of their compensation.


It is far better to offer a percentage of the amount of compensation that can potentially be obtained – potentially, since victory in a litigation is never 100% certain since judges are human and fallible – since if a case loses the litigant pays nothing, and if it wins the litigant knows what percentage of the compensation they will receive.contingent fee


By offering compensation of, say, 20% of the amount of compensation to be received, a litigant knows that they will pay nothing if a case loses and they know that they will receive almost all of the potential compensation that they will receive if it wins.


Since damages can be many times the cost of actually funding an investor, returns can nevertheless be very interesting for investors, especially if they diminish their risk by investing in multiple disputes at the same time.



Why Should I Offer A Contingent Fee Rather Than Taking A Loan? #Campaign,#Contingency-Fees,#Invest4Justice,#Litigation-Crowdfunding

When You Need Money for A Lawsuit, Litigation Funding Is Your Savior

When it comes to our health issues, we prefer healthcare specialists. While others file lawsuits because of certain deaths and wounds due to medical error. Misconduct cases turn out to be hung up for a longer period of time, which leave them paying high bills. Most parties don’t have enough money, so keep waiting. This is where Litigation Funding provides you with an assistance.


What exactly is a Litigation Funding?

Litigation Funding is a process where a litigant can get monetary benefits in the situation where they don’t have enough cash resource to hold up their case for months/years just for a settlement. With the benefit of litigation funding, litigants can receive the money within 24 hours.


At Invest4Justice, it is not necessary for our clients to set up any security or have a sound credit. Furthermore, our funding is given on a non-recourse premise, which thereby means that – if by any chance your claim is not settled in favor, there is no need to refund the amount back. There are no monthly installments or any additional costs. Apart from all this, you can repay all the funds whenever you feel – before either the settlement or final recuperation.


When you are seriously injured or harmed in an accident or in the case where the driver is not discovered, you still can claim for wounds as per your own approach.


If you need any kind of assistance or help, feel free to fill our online application. One of our customer representatives will get in touch with you shortly and will begin the procedure. There are no additional or hidden costs, no credit checks and no installments. Apparently, this means that there is no talk of money unless and until the case is resolved. The best part of lawsuit funding is that, if the case is lost, there is reimbursement without any conditions.


Feel free to contact Invest4Justice and let them take care of your problems.



When You Need Money for A Lawsuit, Litigation Funding Is Your Savior #Litigation-Funding

Thursday, May 19, 2016

Your Litigation Funding Needs Can be fulfilled at Invest4Justice

Invest4Justice is the first online platform for Justice where you can find reliable assistance in starting up a litigation funding campaign. Accordingly, it appeared to be consistent to make a dependable site where Plaintiffs and in addition Defendants, Contributors, and Attorneys can accumulate, convey and discover arrangements together.


We’ve all been in circumstances when we witnessed an injustice or felt like it wasn’t reasonable, and let yourself know that something ought to be done. There are number of stories that we hear and read the entire time feel like that something is unfair. We even see them happening all the time and we’re the witnesses of these out of line circumstances, yet what do we do about it? We discuss it, we act confounded, we’re insulted, and all things considered it give us a decent subject of discussion with our companions.


Yet, what happens the morning after? While we backpedal to our lives, occupations, families, the casualty remains a casualty; the case didn’t change anything except we don’t consider it anymore. There’s dependably a stage in the middle of caring and acting, and this stride is putting resources into justice. Invest4Justice is helping us to put resources into justice, as well as its making us comprehend that being caring is insufficient and that our acts will talk louder than words.


Have you ever thought about the expenses to contract a lawyer?

From attempting to escape from a fizzled marriage to attempting to demonstrate your blamelessness in a wrongdoing, hiring a lawyer obliges time and way more cash than one might suspect. Presently, anybody ought to have the likelihood of protecting themselves with better than average legal attorneys, whether they are rich or poor, capable or frail – Invest4Justice strives to serve them all with equality.


As a result, professional attorneys now have a spot to find clients and to make a name for themselves. For litigants and defendants, they can tell their stories for public on this site. Starting a funding campaign here is now quite easier to seek help from people who feels influenced by their case can make that progression from being caring to acting, giving funds as much as they want and truly rolling out an improvement, getting closer to Justice.



Your Litigation Funding Needs Can be fulfilled at Invest4Justice #Litigation-Funding

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No-Win, No Fee

No-win, no-fee simply means that a lawyer is willing to serve as legal counsel on a no-win, no-fee basis, rather than being paid an hourly rate for his or her legal services.


Since litigants offer contingency fees on Invest4Justice in return for funding, all cases funded become non-win, no-fee.



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Size Of Contingency Fees Globally

The size of contingency fees required by lawyers globally varies widely.size of contingency fees


In the United States, contingency fees can be equal to 30-50% of the total amount of compensation received by a litigant, the highest in the world. The only justification for the size of such contingency fees is that U.S. litigations are very expensive. (This is one reason why foreign companies who enter a contract with a U.S. company should almost always insist on resolving a dispute via arbitration rather than U.S. litigation.)


In many European countries, such as France, contingency fees are generally 15% of the amount of compensation obtained, which is far more reasonable.


Many legal systems do not allow lawyers to offer contingency fees of any size in return for serving as legal counsel for a case. But nothing prevents litigants from bypassing this benighted rule by crowdfunding their case on Invest4Justice, since non-lawyers who are not subject to such rules can also fund their case.


On Invest4Justice the size of contingency fees offered depend entirely on the will of the litigant. The litigant can decide to offer 0% of the compensation he or she receives, if they are seeking donations, or the entirety of the compensation they receive if a litigation is a matter of principle, rather than a matter of receiving compensation.


It is free to crowfund a legal dispute on Invest4Justice, which receives only 2.5% of the compensation ultimately awarded if a case is funded and compensation is obtained. Invest4Justice is a non-profit, and this 2.5% is reinvested into meritorious cases, after paying for the upkeep of the litigation funding platform.


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Size Of Contingency Fees Globally #Contingency-Fees,#Crowdfunding,#Invest4Justice,#Litigation-Crowdfunding,#Litigation-Funding,#Litigation-Funding-For-Lawyers

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Avoid Litigation Loans At All Costs: Crowdfund Your Legal Dispute Instead!

Avoid litigation loans at all costs. Many plaintiffs, defendants and law firms have borrowed money in order to pay the high costs of accessing justice for a given case, which is almost always a bad idea.


There are few loans that are worse in the world than litigation loans.  Since rates of interest tend to be very high, and legal disputes can take many years, even a successful plaintiff who relies upon a litigation loan could find herself owing more to the lender than she recovers at the end of the litigation or arbitration. avoid litigation loans


In effect, plaintiffs are deprived of any reparation for the harm that they have suffered, undermining the very point of seeking justice.


There are alternatives to taking out litigation loans to pay for the high costs of accessing justice. The least expensive manner to pay for a legal dispute is to crowdfund it online for free.


Litigation crowdfunding, pioneered by Invest4Justice, a non-profit, allows anyone to fund a legitimate case while avoiding loan sharks. Litigants, who can be either plaintiffs or defendants, offer a percentage of the amount they can obtain as a reward to everyone that funds their case.


This is good for litigants, who avoid losing money despite winning their case, and who actually obtain reparation of their harm, and it is good for potential supporters, including friends, family and the global community, who can support a litigant’s case and help them right the wrong they have suffered, while being financially rewarded for it.


So, don’t seek a litigation loan to pay for a legal dispute. You will almost always wish that you had not.


Instead, crowdfund your case on Invest4Justice for free. If you share your case widely on the internet, and make use of the free tools to promote your case, you stand a high chance of successfully crowdfunding it. You will not have to pay back a litigation loan to a loan shark, and you will be able to keep as much of your compensation as you choose.


  • Invest4Justice

 


 


 



Avoid Litigation Loans At All Costs: Crowdfund Your Legal Dispute Instead! #Litigation_Loans

Tuesday, May 17, 2016

No Charge For Credit Card Processing Or Charge For Your Contributors

Invest4Justice will never charge for credit card processing like other crowfunding websites. Some websites will charge your donors up to 15% and you will still need to pay 3% or more for processing with websites like GoFundMe, which is a waste of money. Invest4Justice will never charge your donors anything anything at all, or charge anything at all for credit processing.


This is because Invest4Justice puts the legal agreement in place that provides legal security for funding, and provides for a dispute resolution mechanism that is binding, then allows funders to pay the litigant’s lawyer in any manner that they would like. In effect, it is a legal solution to the problem of payment, rather than a technical one. It is for the funder to choose the manner that he would prefer to get funds to the litigant, which can be anything at all: wire transfer, Paypal, Wepay, Stripe, check, money order, or even paying in cash.


Why does Invest4Justice do this? Frankly, it is highway robbery for a company like Paypal or Wepay, or a bank, to earn over 3% of all funds raised by doing almost nothing and extracting rent, especially given the large sums involved in litigation funding. Legal solutions exist, so the expensive charges of companies like Paypal, Wepay and banks are simply cut out, and contributors choose the manner in which they would like to effect payment, while the litigant has legal security that it will be made.



No Charge For Credit Card Processing Or Charge For Your Contributors

Wednesday, May 11, 2016

Invest4Justice Is Free To Use

Invest4Justice is free to use, since our goal is to enable access to justice, globally.

Whether you are interested in crowdfunding your case as a plaintiff, offering success fees, or if you are a defendant and in need of donations, Invest4Justice can help you to fund your case. Our lawyers will draft a litigation funding contract for free that will be signed between you and all of the investors who come forward to pay for your case.

If your case is not funded, you pay nothing.

If your case is funded and you lose, you also pay nothing.

If your case is funded and wins, Invest4Justice receives only a 2.5% stake in the amount won, which it reinvests into meritorious cases if this is more than it needs to cover its operating costs (Invest4Justice is a non-profit – our only goal is enabling access to justice, globally).

You have nothing to lose, so crowdfund your case today!

– Invest4Justice


I4JAdministrator submitted this post on 05/11/2016.


You can contact I4JAdministrator privately at https://www.invest4justice.com/members/I4JAdministrator/profile


Sign up for Invest4Justice today!


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Invest4Justice Is Free To Use

Monday, May 9, 2016

Estimated 0% Returns: Liberate, Free & Deliver An Innocent Child

Description Of Legal Dispute


Objective: Raising funds for an innocent minor sentenced to life without parole

Facts: As of May 19,2010 then June 25,2012, The United States Supreme court ruled on Graham Vs State, then Miller vs. Alabama stating: Mandatory life imprisonment without parole for those under the age of 18 at the time of their crimes violates the eighth amendments prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment for both non-homicide and homicidal cases.


In this particular case Morin Cherfrere was 17, is innocent, but was found guilty through and by his failure to cooperate with state prosecutors. By possessing knowledge of who the perpetuators were and refusing to turn state. Morin was not only charged with the crime committed by two of those F.B.I agents labeled ‘The South Florida Assault Gun Bandits’ but was also tried and strategically found guilty.


The eighth amendment now bars capital punishment for children. Morin was sentenced to two life sentences without eligibility for parole. Yet with this new ruling chances are Morin can be set free. He has been transferred from the Department Of Corrections to Miami-Dade county jail awaiting resentencing.


Our effort is to raise at least $10,000 to hire an attorney that specializes in this particular to guarantee freedom. A child convicted of certain offenses must receive an individual sentencing hearing pursuant to

Section 921.1401. At this hearing the court will determine whether “Life Imprisonment or a term of years equal to life imprisonment is an appropriate sentence.”

ted

In making this decision, the court will consider the following the factors:

1)The nature and circumstances of the offense committed on the defendant.

2)The effect of the crime on the victims family and on the community.

3)The defendants age, maturity, intellectual capacity, mental and emotional health at the time of the offense.

4)The defendants background, including his or her family, home, and community environment.

5)The effect, if any, of immaturity, impetuosity, or failure to appreciate risks and consequences on

the defendants participation in the offense.

6)The extent of the defendants participation in the offense.

7)The effect, if any, of familial pressure or peer pressure on the defendants actions.

8)The nature and extent of the defendants prior criminal history

9)The effect, if any, of characteristics attributable to the defendants judgment.

10)The possibility of rehabilitating the defendant.


Anyone who wishes to participate in this effort will be greatly appreciated. Although Morin has been spent the last 14 years of his life behind wired fences, steel bars, and concrete walls. He has utilized the time to benefit himself and others. He obtained a Diploma and successfully completed multiple trade skills. He has willfully participated in the scared straight program, speaking to children who visit on tour. Morin is also an author of a slew of books, including children’s books and self help material.


Morin has plans of being a motivational speaker, go back to school to obtain a degree in business administration. While self- publishing and pushing his books no limits exist to and for this phenomenal

Young man. Morin is now 32 years old and in need of everyone’s assistance. Will you care enough?


















































Username
 
LiberateMorinCherfrere

E-mail Address
 
moecher720@gmail.com

Country Where Your Dispute Is Located
 
United States

How Much Litigation Funding Do You Want To Raise?
 
$10,000.00

Headline For Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
 
Liberate, Free & Deliver An Innocent Child

Description Of Your Legal Dispute
 
Objective: Raising funds for an innocent minor sentenced to life without parole

Facts: As of May 19,2010 then June 25,2012, The United States Supreme court ruled on Graham Vs State, then Miller vs. Alabama stating: Mandatory life imprisonment without parole for those under the age of 18 at the time of their crimes violates the eighth amendments prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment for both non-homicide and homicidal cases.


In this particular case Morin Cherfrere was 17, is innocent, but was found guilty through and by his failure to cooperate with state prosecutors. By possessing knowledge of who the perpetuators were and refusing to turn state. Morin was not only charged with the crime committed by two of those F.B.I agents labeled 'The South Florida Assault Gun Bandits' but was also tried and strategically found guilty.


The eighth amendment now bars capital punishment for children. Morin was sentenced to two life sentences without eligibility for parole. Yet with this new ruling chances are Morin can be set free. He has been transferred from the Department Of Corrections to Miami-Dade county jail awaiting resentencing.


Our effort is to raise at least $10,000 to hire an attorney that specializes in this particular to guarantee freedom. A child convicted of certain offenses must receive an individual sentencing hearing pursuant to

Section 921.1401. At this hearing the court will determine whether "Life Imprisonment or a term of years equal to life imprisonment is an appropriate sentence."

ted

In making this decision, the court will consider the following the factors:

1)The nature and circumstances of the offense committed on the defendant.

2)The effect of the crime on the victims family and on the community.

3)The defendants age, maturity, intellectual capacity, mental and emotional health at the time of the offense.

4)The defendants background, including his or her family, home, and community environment.

5)The effect, if any, of immaturity, impetuosity, or failure to appreciate risks and consequences on

the defendants participation in the offense.

6)The extent of the defendants participation in the offense.

7)The effect, if any, of familial pressure or peer pressure on the defendants actions.

8)The nature and extent of the defendants prior criminal history

9)The effect, if any, of characteristics attributable to the defendants judgment.

10)The possibility of rehabilitating the defendant.


Anyone who wishes to participate in this effort will be greatly appreciated. Although Morin has been spent the last 14 years of his life behind wired fences, steel bars, and concrete walls. He has utilized the time to benefit himself and others. He obtained a Diploma and successfully completed multiple trade skills. He has willfully participated in the scared straight program, speaking to children who visit on tour. Morin is also an author of a slew of books, including children's books and self help material.


Morin has plans of being a motivational speaker, go back to school to obtain a degree in business administration. While self- publishing and pushing his books no limits exist to and for this phenomenal

Young man. Morin is now 32 years old and in need of everyone's assistance. Will you care enough?



Featured Image For Your Litigation Funding Campaign
 


End Date Of Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
 
2016-08-09

How Much Compensation Can You Receive If Your Case Wins?
 
$0.00

Percentage Of Future Potential Compensation You Are Offering As A Reward (Success Fee / Contingent Fee)
 
0% (Donations Only)
AUTOMATIC CALCULATIONS

Potential Return Of Investors (Percent)
 
0

Estimated Total Reward Offered To Investors
 
$0.00

Estimated Remaining Compensation For Litigant
 
$0.00

Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign Author
 
Free Morin Cherfrere

Role
 
Litigant


 

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Estimated 0% Returns: Liberate, Free & Deliver An Innocent Child

Friday, May 6, 2016

Litigation Funding Made Easier at Invest4Justice

We’ve all been in circumstances when we witnessed an injustice or felt like it wasn’t reasonable, and let yourself know that something ought to be done. There are number of stories that we hear and read the entire time feel like that something is unfair. We even see them happening all the time and we’re the witnesses of these out of line circumstances, yet what do we do about it? We discuss it, we act confounded, we’re insulted, and all things considered it give us a decent subject of discussion with our companions.


Invest4Justice was made by attorneys to address the 90% of humanity that can’t bear the cost of preposterous lawful expenses for a case right now, yet who still might want to get quality lawful direction.


Our thought was to make the first litigation crowdfunding stage, with a specific end goal to permit anybody, anywhere, to add towards a case in a way that guaranteed supreme trust that the money that were given or invested would wind up in the hands of the litigants, and not a broker (i.e., us). We didn’t do this to benefit ourselves, however to address the undeniable need of numerous potential customers for help in terms of paying the occasionally crazy expenses that are charged essentially to bring a case by quality insight.


Why ought to Invest4Justice be trusted to raise reserves for a legitimate case? Overall, as a matter of first importance, we’re legal advisors, so we would be disbarred on the off chance that we were doing something that was deceptive. We likewise know which cases have no possibility of progress and can quickly detect any that are illegitimate.


From attempting to escape from a fizzled marriage to attempting to demonstrate your blamelessness in a wrongdoing, hiring a lawyer obliges time and way more cash than one might suspect. Presently, anybody ought to have the likelihood of protecting themselves with better than average legal attorneys, whether they are rich or poor, capable or frail – Invest4Justice strives to serve them all with equality.


Accordingly, it appeared to be consistent to make a dependable site where Plaintiffs and in addition Defendants, Contributors, and Attorneys can accumulate, convey and discover arrangements together.



Litigation Funding Made Easier at Invest4Justice #Litigation_Crowdfunding, #Litigation_Funding

Wednesday, May 4, 2016

LITIGATION FINANCE USE BY CLIENTS AND FIRMS CONTINUES TO GROW

Litigation finance use by clients and firms continues to grow, according to Burford’s findings.


Following the 2008 financial crisis, the economics of law changed. Clients and firms have increasingly relied upon litigation finance, in order to control the costs of resolving legal disputes.


New research published by Burford shows that litigation finance is a solution that is growing increasingly popular and gaining far great acceptance:


  • 28% of private practice lawyers have used litigation finance, an increase of 400% since 2013;

    • 75% of counsel and 61% of clients predict that litigation finance will grow over the coming half-decade;

    • 41% of clients and 48% of private practice lawyers believe that firms will increase their use of litigation finance.

This is a good thing, and Invest4Justice will continue to help by providing litigation finance for smaller cases, which would not attract the interest of the largest litigation funders. By allowing anyone to invest in litigation finance, investors also have an attractive new asset class that is counter-cyclical and may be invested in by anyone.


The results of the litigation finance surveys may be downloaded from Burford’s website:http://www.burfordcapital.com/tag/us-survey/


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LITIGATION FINANCE USE BY CLIENTS AND FIRMS CONTINUES TO GROW

Tuesday, May 3, 2016

NEW: LITIGATION FUNDING FOR DEFENDANTS

NEW: LITIGATION FUNDING FOR DEFENDANTS


MAY 1, 2016 / INVEST4JUSTICE ADMINISTRATOR / LEAVE A COMMENT


Following the request of litigants, Invest4Justice has changed its terms of use, and it now makes possible litigation funding for defendants, in addition to plaintiffs. Now, rather than offering contingency fees of between 5% and 50%, litigants can offer any contingent fee that they would like, ranging from 0% to 100% of the amount of compensation they actually receive.


This means that individuals seeking donations, including defendants seeking litigation funding, can now use Invest4Justice to crowdfund their case by offering a 0% contingent fee. This also means that individuals who wish to give away the entirety of their compensation can do so, which was requested by litigants who had cases they wished to bring as a matter of principle, but which were unprofitable.


While it is much harder to succeed in crowdfunding a legal case without offering a contingent fee in return for funding, highly-motivated individuals have succeeded in raising significant amounts in the past as defendants, so we are allowing litigation funding for defendants again.


Thus, if you are a plaintiff or a defendant, please feel free to crowdfund your legal dispute for free on Invest4Justice. All cases will be automatically translated into 16 different languages, and pledges can be made by any adult, anywhere in the world.


All fraudulent campaigns will be removed by our lawyers.


  • Invest4Justice


NEW: LITIGATION FUNDING FOR DEFENDANTS

I Am A Litigant. Why Should I Create A Team?

I am a litigant. Why should I create a team on Invest4Justice?


team


There are a number of reasons why litigants should create a team on Invest4Justice. First, by creating a team, and including your lawyer, the many hundreds of visitors at any given moment who are considering investing in your case will see that you have a lawyer, and who it is, which allows users to contact your lawyer and ask questions about your case. It also shows that your case is serious enough that a lawyer has signed on to it.


Second, even if someone does not have money to pledge to your case, by joining your team they can show that they support it. They will be able to share the confidential information that is shared on your team, which is not accessible to non-members of your team.


Third, once your case is funded, your team allows you to keep everyone who supports your case informed of its status. Each post that you make to your team will be sent to your teammembers via email (your investors, funders, supporters and lawyers), who will be kept informed of where your case stands and how much time is left before you receive your potential compensation, which you have promised to share with your funders and investors.


Please note that if you do not create a team prior to receivng 100% of the funding you need, Invest4Justice will do this for you, since teams are needed for you to keep your funders informed of case progress.


– Invest4Justice



I Am A Litigant. Why Should I Create A Team? #Crowdfunding, #Legal_Aid, #Litigation_Funding_For_Lawyers, #Teams

Litigation Finance Use By Clients And Firms Continues To Grow

Litigation finance use by clients and firms continues to grow, according to Burford’s findings.


Following the 2008 financial crisis, the economics of law changed. Clients and firms have increasingly relied upon litigation finance, in order to control the costs of resolving legal disputes.


New research published by Burford shows that litigation finance is a solution that is growing increasingly popular and gaining far great acceptance:


• 28% of private practice lawyers have used litigation finance, an increase of 400% since 2013;

• 75% of counsel and 61% of clients predict that litigation finance will grow over the coming half-decade;

• 41% of clients and 48% of private practice lawyers believe that firms will increase their use of litigation finance.


This is a good thing, and Invest4Justice will continue to help by providing litigation finance for smaller cases, which would not attract the interest of the largest litigation funders. By allowing anyone to invest in litigation finance, investors also have an attractive new asset class that is counter-cyclical and may be invested in by anyone.


The results of the litigation finance surveys may be downloaded from Burford’s website:http://www.burfordcapital.com/tag/us-survey/



Litigation Finance Use By Clients And Firms Continues To Grow #Contingency_Fees, #Invest4Justice, #Litigation_Finance, #Litigation_Funding

Sunday, May 1, 2016

Estimated 400% Returns: final test case

Description Of Legal Dispute


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Username
 
testcase5436

E-mail Address
 
testcase5436@acerislaw.com

Country Where Your Dispute Is Located
 
United States

How Much Litigation Funding Do You Want To Raise?
 
$50,000.00

Headline For Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
 
final test case

Description Of Your Legal Dispute
 
final test case cache purge

Featured Image For Your Litigation Funding Campaign
 


End Date Of Your Litigation Crowdfunding Campaign
 
2016-08-11

How Much Compensation Can You Receive If Your Case Wins?
 
$1,000,000.00

Percentage Of Future Potential Compensation You Are Offering As A Reward (Success Fee / Contingent Fee)
 
20% Of Amount Recovered
AUTOMATIC CALCULATIONS

Potential Return Of Investors (Percent)
 
400

Estimated Total Reward Offered To Investors
 
$200,000.00

Estimated Remaining Compensation For Litigant
 
$800,000.00

Role
 
Litigant


 

International arbitration case analysis is provided to Invest4Justice by the lawyers of the International Arbitration Attorney Network. All other legal advice is provided by Aceris Law LLC.



Estimated 400% Returns: final test case

New: Litigation Funding For Defendants

Following the request of litigants, Invest4Justice has changed its terms of use, and it now makes possible litigation funding for defendants, in addition to plaintiffs. Now, rather than offering contingency fees of between 5% and 50%, litigants can offer any contingent fee that they would like, ranging from 0% to 100% of the amount of compensation they actually receive. Defendants Litigation Funding


This means that individuals seeking donations, including defendants, can now use Invest4Justice to crowdfund their case by offering a 0% contingent fee. This also means that individuals who wish to give away the entirety of their compensation can do so, which was requested by litigants who had cases they wished to bring as a matter of principle, but which were unprofitable.


While it is much harder to succeed in crowdfunding a legal case without offering a contingent fee in return for funding, highly-motivated individuals have succeeded in raising significant amounts in the past as defendants, so we are granting this additional flexibility to litigants again.


Thus, if you are a plaintiff or a defendant, please feel free to crowdfund your legal dispute for free on Invest4Justice. All cases will be automatically translated into 16 different languages, and pledges can be made by any adult, anywhere in the world.


  • Invest4Justice

 


 


 



New: Litigation Funding For Defendants #Contingency_Fees, #Crowdfunding, #Invest4Justice, #Litigation_Crowdfunding

Public And Social Network Post

We designed the public and social network post tool to get the word out about your case as swiftly as possible. Indicate anything at all concerning your case, and your post will be immediately published on a dozen social networks and translated into 15 languages. A link to your profile will also be published, so that readers who are interested can contact you. Users who post are contacted over three times more frequently than those who do not.


Along with posting about your case, please do not forget to share your litigation crowdfunding campaign with your existing social networks, since your current contacts are the natural investors in your claim.


It takes 30 seconds for your post to be published on a dozen networks and translated into 16 languages, so please be patient.


On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/invest4justice


On Twitter: https://twitter.com/Invest4Justice


On Google+: https://plus.google.com/+Invest4justice_litigation_crowdfunding/posts


On WordPress: https://litigationcrowdfunding.wordpress.com/


On Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/invest4justice-litigation-crowdfunding


And also on Tumblr, Pinterest, Stumbleupon, Redditt, Livejournal and Invest4Justice itself, in 16 languages.





Global Post Tool


Submit a post regarding any aspect of your case. Please be patient, as it takes 25 seconds for your post to be sent to over a dozen social networks.


  • This will be the title of your post - be inventive to attract attention!

  • Update members and non-members about anything concerning a legal dispute. Please be patient once you hit submit - it takes 25 seconds to submit your post to a dozen social networks.





Public And Social Network Post

Test Post from Invest4Justice

Test Post from Invest4Justice https://invest4justice.com

Ready To Invest In Additional Cases

Dear Members,

I am ready to invest in additional interesting cases, although I hope that more investors will also pledge to cases.

Litigants, please feel free to contact me if you have an interesting case that you would like partial funding for.

I have already contributed to multiple cases.


DunesLLC submitted this post on 05/01/2016.


You can contact DunesLLC privately at https://www.invest4justice.com/members/DunesLLC/profile


Sign up for Invest4Justice today!


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Ready To Invest In Additional Cases