Criteria

Redbreast’s clients are companies, bankruptcy administrators, financial institutions, and central and local governments that cannot or do not wish to allocate significant management time and resources to litigating a commercial claim, or that lack the expertise to achieve an optimum result.

We define “commercial claim” as a claim arising from or relating to commercial activities in any industry. Examples of claims that fall within our scope include claims in the area of M&A and other business transactions, corporate disputes, bankruptcy, distribution and agency, anti-cartel, investment treaty arbitration, IP infringement, and claims arising from any other type of breach, abuse, fraudulent or wrongful act in a business-to-business or business-to-state relationship.

When assessing a case proposed for funding and management we focus on:

• the substantive and ethical merits of the case,
• the claim size,
• the expected time and costs of litigation, and
• the recovery risk.