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Litigation Funding Pricing Calculator
Estimate the share of recoveries that would flow to your client across a range of damages and duration outcomes, under a Bench Walk-style funding package priced on a multiple of drawn capital.
This tool is provided on a strict no reliance, no warranty and
information-only basis. It models indicative returns to claimants on
the assumption that deal pricing is structured as a multiple of drawn
capital and uses indicative assumptions for (without limitation)
insurance pricing, lawyer uplift on success, tax, currency conversions
and funder profit share. All outputs are for general information only
and provision of such information does not necessarily indicate that
Bench Walk will offer you funding terms and/or the nature of any such
terms that may be offered. Funding terms may differ from the
information provided via this tool and Bench Walk retains sole and
unfettered discretion in relation to any funding terms that may be
offered. We do not warrant that the information provided via this
experimental tool is in all respects accurate and user discretion is
advised. To discuss further, please contact Bench Walk directly:
adrian.chopin@benchwalk.com,
ayse@benchwalk.com,
mike.cumming-bruce@benchwalk.com,
or your usual Bench Walk contact.
1 · Budget
Enter the lawyer's budget at rack rates, excluding sales tax. Add as many phases as you need; leave unused rows blank. The "% paid ongoing" row is the CFA / discount each party has agreed to.
| Phase | Start month | Solicitor | Local counsel | Counsel 2 | Disbursements | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| % of rack rates paid ongoing by the funder | 100 | |||||
| Total budget at rack rates (excluding sales tax) | — | — | — | — | — | |
2 · Tax on budget items
VAT / GST on lawyer and disbursement invoices that the funder must pay.
3 · Outcome ranges
The range of plausible settlement / trial payouts and durations. The calculator produces a 20 × 6 grid of scenarios across these ranges.
4 · Case characteristics
5 · Your details
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Disclaimer · Bench Walk Pricing Calculator
This tool is provided on a strict no reliance, no warranty and information-only basis. It models indicative returns to claimants on the assumption that deal pricing is structured as a multiple of drawn capital and uses indicative assumptions for (without limitation) insurance pricing, lawyer uplift on success, tax, currency conversions and funder profit share. All outputs are for general information only and provision of such information does not necessarily indicate that Bench Walk will offer you funding terms and/or the nature of any such terms that may be offered. Funding terms may differ from the information provided via this tool and Bench Walk retains sole and unfettered discretion in relation to any funding terms that may be offered. We do not warrant that the information provided via this experimental tool is in all respects accurate and user discretion is advised.
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To discuss further, please contact Bench Walk directly: adrian.chopin@benchwalk.com, ayse@benchwalk.com, mike.cumming-bruce@benchwalk.com, or your usual Bench Walk contact.
Indicative residual to your client
The figures below show the residual that would flow to the claimant / plaintiff after repayment of funder capital, funder profit share, insurer deferred & contingent premium, and any lawyer uplift on success. Rows are damages (low → high); columns are duration in months from funding to settlement.
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Express, no reliance, no warranty. The model uses indicative assumptions for insurance pricing, lawyer uplift on success, tax, and funder profit share. Actual pricing will depend on the specific circumstances of your case. Currency conversions use reference rates that are not live. Please contact Bench Walk to discuss any of the outputs in more detail.