Litigation Funding with a focus on Justice
Loopa is a litigation funder (third-party funder) that provides capital to support meritorious legal claims. Claimants pay nothing unless they win; in return, Loopa receives a percentage of the financial outcome of the final decision or settlement.
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Loopa
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Litigation & Dispute Resolution
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The service is accessible via a simple online form where applicants submit their case details for expert review. The model removes upfront financial barriers to pursuing legal claims, making it relevant for individuals and businesses with strong cases but limited resources to fund litigation independently.
What it does
Third-party capital for meritorious claims; repaid only on success.
Simple form to submit case details for expert review.
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Free version
No upfront cost; funder takes a percentage of successful outcome only.
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Litigation funding (also called third-party funding) is when an external party provides the money needed to pursue a legal claim. If the case is won or settled, the funder receives a percentage of the financial outcome. The claimant owes nothing if the case is lost.
Applicants complete an online form with their case details. Loopa's team of experts then reviews the submission. The process is described as three simple steps, beginning with this form submission.
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