Criterica Atlas launches autonomous investment committee memo and intelligence panel.
Atlas, Criterica's litigation finance operating platform, now generates a 9-section bank-grade Investment Committee memo per deal — auto-scoring outcome probability, judicial intelligence, financial projections, and settlement analysis into an APPROVE / CONDITIONAL / DECLINE recommendation. The Intelligence Panel surfaces win probability, comparable case distributions, and judge profiles directly in the deal flow. Atlas is available by invitation to qualified institutional funds.
Criterica Intelligence expands the court-record corpus following Pass 44 completion.
The Criterica Intelligence training substrate — the master index underlying all production outcome models — grew following the completion of Pass 44 data integration, adding a fresh wave of normalized court and regulatory records. The corpus continues to span federal, state, and international tribunals across a growing set of markets. Pass 45 is underway with additional municipal and administrative data sources.
Production model fleet grows with IP, financial, and commercial sweeps across circuits, districts, and states.
Criterica Intelligence promotes a new wave of production outcome models following the completion of Waves S, T, U, V, and W — covering patent, copyright, trademark, securities, RICO, antitrust, commercial, and environmental litigation across all 12 federal circuits, qualifying district courts, and 50 states. The model registry now spans production, experimental, and stub status across every wave to date.
Criterica Group launched as the institutional identity of Splitifi's regulated outcomes platform.
Splitifi, founded in 2023, launches Criterica Group as the institutional identity for its regulated outcomes platform, with Criterica Intelligence as its operating division. Criterica Group is a Splitifi company. The Group is positioned as the governance, capital formation, and M&A layer, with Intelligence providing the data and model infrastructure serving law firms, litigation finance, insurance, and enterprise legal markets.
Criterica Intelligence launches on the Splitifi legal data science platform.
Criterica Intelligence is developed and owned by Splitifi — the production outcome model fleet and court-records infrastructure powering every Criterica product are Splitifi-built assets: calibrated models trained across federal circuits, state courts, and international tribunals on real filed records. Criterica is the institutional identity under which that platform serves law firms, litigation finance, insurance, and enterprise legal markets.
Global coverage extended to South America, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East.
Criterica Intelligence expands its global market coverage to nine jurisdictions. New forming markets include Brazil, Chile, and Colombia in South America; Singapore (SIAC) and Hong Kong (HKIAC) in Asia Pacific; and UAE (DIFC/ADGM), Saudi Arabia, and Qatar in the Middle East. The expansion positions Criterica as the first legal outcomes intelligence platform with institutional coverage across all major international arbitration seats.
Criterica Intelligence publishes For Funders underwriting guides and the first quarterly market briefs.
Criterica Intelligence launches a library of underwriting guides written for litigation funders and a set of quarterly outcomes briefs covering the verticals Criterica serves — from case-selection criteria that differ by practice area to what drove outcomes across each market through the third quarter of 2026, with a stated view on what to watch next quarter.
Criterica Capital expands its institutional resource library.
Criterica Capital, Criterica Group's capital deployment affiliate, added a structure comparison library, an expanded legal-finance glossary, and portfolio-finance and commercial-litigation financing coverage across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
Criterica Group publishes the Regulated Outcome Lifecycle and an inaugural Insights series.
Criterica Group formalizes The Regulated Outcome Lifecycle — the five-stage, closed-loop architecture underlying every Criterica product — and publishes the first three long-form Insights essays: on why prediction and underwriting are distinct functions, what separates a calibrated probability from a confident guess, and why litigation, regulatory enforcement, and insured claims form a single underwritable asset class.
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