Woodford invests in three areas of legal finance. Each is underwritten case by case, and each draws on the same integrated platform for origination, review, and counsel relationships.
Motor vehicle accidents are the largest-volume category in U.S. personal-injury litigation. Woodford acquires and finances dockets of screened auto cases in selected plaintiff venues, working alongside affiliated firms whose arrangements are agreed before capital is deployed.
Because recoveries are typically paid by insured carriers, the counterparty on the other side of each case is institutional.
Mass torts bring many plaintiffs against a common defendant over a product, drug, device, or event, with claims often consolidated through multidistrict litigation. Woodford builds positions across the case maturity cycle, weighted toward matters with established proceedings.
Mass tort positions are paired with single-event cases, which resolve on a shorter clock, to balance duration across the book.
Contingency practices carry the cost of every case until it resolves. Woodford provides capital to attorneys and firms to fund case costs, expand intake, and bridge the time between signing a client and reaching a settlement, with counsel keeping full control of every case.
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