Tuesday, May 3, 2016

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

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


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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.


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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
 
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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.


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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!


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



Ready To Invest In Additional Cases