Non-Recourse Litigation Finance for International Claims
Rook Radcliffe Partners is a litigation fund providing non-recourse financing to businesses and law firms pursuing significant legal claims.
Submit a ClaimCapital for Claims That Merit Attention
Litigation finance allows a claimant to pursue a meritorious legal claim without bearing the cost of proceedings. Rook Radcliffe Partners commits capital to fund those costs in exchange for an agreed share of any recovery. If the case is unsuccessful, Rook Radcliffe Partners bears the loss.
This model removes cost as a barrier to justice and transforms affirmative claims into a managed asset rather than an open-ended liability.
What We Fund
Rook Radcliffe Partners finances three categories of claim, each requiring a different underwriting lens and a different understanding of what recovery looks like.

Securities & Competition Claims
Rook Radcliffe Partners funds investor and corporate claims arising from securities misconduct, cartel infringement, and regulatory breaches, including both individual and collective actions.
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Commercial Litigation Funding
Where the merits are strong and the defendant has realisable assets, we commit capital on a non-recourse basis so the claim can proceed without internal budget pressure. Breach of contract, shareholder actions, M&A disputes, IP, and complex B2B matters all fall within scope.
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Insolvency & Asset Recovery
When a company fails, recoverable value is frequently left on the table. Working with insolvency practitioners and creditor committees, we fund the recovery actions, enforcement proceedings, and cross-border tracing exercises that an estate could not otherwise afford to pursue.
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Since WAMCA came into force, Amsterdam has processed some of the largest collective damages on the continent. Most European businesses have not yet registered what that means for them.
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Cross-Border Cartel Recovery Across Three Jurisdictions
When a Dutch manufacturer identified a follow-on competition claim against defendants with assets scattered across Europe, the legal merits were clear. The enforcement problem was not.
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How CFOs Are Rethinking Litigation as a Balance-Sheet Question
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