Chloe C.
FinTech · Founder

LibLit

Through innovative financing, we aim to unlock capital to help combat some of the most pressing social issues in the US.

Unlocking capital for good

Cases with definable impact are currently underfunded

While legal aid non-profits strive for universal access to legal representation, many cases are turned away for insufficient resources, conflicts of interest, or misalignment with the organisation's mission. These cases commonly involve civil rights violations, breaches of employment law, discrimination, and medical negligence.

Bridging access to justice through inclusive capitalism

LibLit aims to unlock capital for good by providing liquidity to underfunded impact litigation and supporting underserved communities. We are at the ideation stage and have been in conversation with non-profits, litigators, litigation funders, and fund managers in the US.

How LibLit works
01

Originate

Source cases from partnering plaintiff attorneys, law firms, or directly from plaintiff individuals.

02

Select

With an in-house proprietary AI tool, select high quality cases of measurable social impact that can generate a risk-adjusted return.

03

Securitize

List on our platform for accredited investors to invest in a fraction of the legal claim, through SPVs and/or tokenisation, with potential inclusion of institutional investors through a fund-of-funds.

Interested in the white paper?

Supported by the Harvard Innovation Labs.

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