Legal Bridge connects plaintiffs and law firms with vetted litigation funders through an AI-driven marketplace. Court docket monitoring, risk scoring, and Stripe-mediated settlement waterfalls — all in one console.
Trusted by trial firms underwriting 142+ active cases
For whom
Apply for non-recourse funding, track your case in real time, and compare offers transparently.
How plaintiffs use Legal BridgeManage cases, automate docket monitoring, and connect clients to vetted funders without leaving your workspace.
For trial attorneysPre-screened deal flow, AI-assisted underwriting, and end-to-end portfolio analytics.
For capital providersHow it works
KYC, bar verification, and case intake in a guided 5-minute flow. Documents uploaded to encrypted storage.
Claude + proprietary risk models score success probability, predicted settlement, and ROI. Underwriter signs off.
Vetted funders see the opportunity, submit competing offers. Plaintiff accepts one via e-signature.
Stripe Connect routes capital to plaintiff's bank in hours. Docket monitor tracks the case to settlement.
On settlement, automated waterfall distributes attorney fees, funder principal + return, and residual to plaintiff.
Platform
Multi-model underwriting on Claude 3.5 + GPT-4o, trained on millions of historical outcomes.
PACER + CourtListener + state courts ingested every 5 minutes. Push notifications on key events.
Escrow-like flows, automated waterfalls, and SOX-style daily reconciliation against the platform ledger.
Textract + LLM extraction surfaces parties, claims, damages, and dates from any PDF in seconds.
End-to-end encryption with per-tenant KMS keys, MFA, RLS at the database layer, and audit logs in WORM storage.
Funders get IRR, deployment, and outcome dashboards. Firms get pipeline, revenue, and disbursement reports.
Governance
The Master Administrator workspace, configuration consoles, manual compliance override tools, and system data ledger keys clear directly, absolutely, and exclusively to Johnny Chaney. Frenchy Digital builds, hands off, and supports — but the keys to the kingdom are yours.
Engagement scope: code takeover + Reg D 506(c) Phase 1 deployment. Existing recovered asset: Next.js + Prisma — 168 files, 10 relational tables, 27 mapped API endpoints. Full public marketplace (Plaintiff / Attorney / 1% / 3% / 3% fee architecture / mobile bundles) deferred to a Phase 2 addendum after Reg D launch.
Scope of work
Lawsuit Funding & Case Management App for Justus Financials / Legal Bridge. Four role-based modules — Plaintiff, Investor, Attorney, Master Administrator — across Web, iOS, and Android, with the 1% / 3% / 3% fee architecture, privileged-data isolation, and asynchronous read-only investor feeds baked in at the database layer.
How to get started
Review and e-sign the SOW + legal terms. 25% deposit kicks off Milestone 1.
60-min working session to lock branding, personas, and integration accounts (Stripe, PACER, AI providers).
Weekly demos against the four-milestone roadmap. Async Slack + Loom updates between demos.
Production deploy, monitoring, documentation, and a 30-day post-launch support window.
Architectural phases
Code takeover, optimization audit, server migration, and Reg D 506(c) Phase 1 deployment. Each phase is 20% of the base budget, invoiced on acceptance of its deliverables. Daily read-only repo access from Day 1.
The $32,000 fixed quote assumes the recovered Next.js + Prisma codebase is delivered (a) unencrypted and complete, (b) with at least minimal README / .env scaffolding, and (c) without undisclosed third-party license encumbrances. The Phase 1 deliverable includes a written Audit Findings & Scope Confirmation report. If the audit surfaces material defects requiring rework beyond optimization scope (full rewrite of a subsystem, missing modules, broken DB integrity), Frenchy Digital will issue a written change order at a flat $150/hr rate, capped and pre-approved in writing before any additional work begins. The client may also elect to descope at the Phase 1 boundary and pay only for the audit ($6,400), with all audit deliverables transferred to client ownership.
The following are intentionally out of this engagement and quoted separately once Reg D 506(c) Phase 1 is live and validated: full Plaintiff / Attorney / Master Admin workspace builds beyond what already exists in the recovered repo; the full 1% / 3% / 3% public marketplace fee architecture; UniCourt / CourtListener court-scraping, AI risk scoring, and state-level geofencing beyond Reg D requirements; iOS and Android native bundles.
Payment structure
Invoiced via Wave (waveapps.com). Net-7 terms on each phase acceptance. Client elects payment method at engagement start — ACH Bank Transfer (+1% processing fee) or Credit Card (+3% processing fee) added to the total amount due on each invoice. No other payment methods accepted. Each phase invoice must be paid in full before the next phase begins. Bid Line B (+$10,000) invoiced separately if elected.
Total platform take: 1% upfront + 6% at resolution (split evenly between plaintiff and investor sides), with the 1% credit automatically swept against the user's 3% backend fee.
All engagements are governed by our legal terms and conditions.
Bidding architecture
Per SOW Section 6, every developer bid must be itemized across two lines. Frenchy Digital is bidding both. Bid Line B is optional and adds $10,000 one-time on top of the $32,000 takeover base.
Forensic audit of the recovered Next.js + Prisma asset, refactor + hardening, server migration, Reg D 506(c) Phase 1 accredited-investor module, and production launch. Standard Stripe Connect payment mechanisms. Excludes native virtual bank account provisioning.
Everything in Bid Line A plus a programmatic Banking-as-a-Service layer deployed within Phase 3. Scales total engagement cap to $42,000.
Explore plaintiff, attorney, funder, and admin views. Everything is wired with rich mock cases, dockets, and offers — no database yet.