Personal Injury
The highest-volume regulated outcomes market in the United States, and the one where duration determines capital velocity more than any other variable.
Mass Tort
Thousands of individually modest claims aggregated against a common defendant or product, where portfolio-level pattern recognition matters more than any single case file.
Commercial Litigation
Business-versus-business disputes where claim value is large, counterparties are sophisticated, and the funding decision competes directly with a company's own cost of capital.
Intellectual Property
Patent, trademark, and trade secret disputes where technical merit and venue selection interact to produce some of the widest outcome variance of any regulated outcomes market.
Employment Litigation
Wage-and-hour, discrimination, and wrongful termination claims, where class and collective procedural posture is often the decisive variable ahead of the underlying facts.
Insurance
The counterparty behind nearly every other market on this page, and a capital partner in its own right through judgment preservation, ATE, and contingent-risk structures.
Healthcare and Liens
The medical-legal interface where treatment cost, lien value, and case outcome are inseparably linked, and where integrity failure is most often invisible until settlement.
Real Estate and Construction
Contract and defect disputes with unusually long duration profiles, driven by phased performance obligations and multi-party liability allocation.
Government Contracts
Disputes between contractors and government agencies, where sovereign counterparties and specialized forums produce outcome dynamics unlike any private-party market.
Regulatory and Environmental
Enforcement actions and environmental liability claims, where the counterparty is often a regulator rather than a private litigant and outcomes hinge on agency posture as much as legal merits.
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