The Global Leader in
Legal Finance and Risk Management

Omni Bridgeway provides dispute and litigation finance
from case inception to post-judgment enforcement and recovery
across markets.

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Track Record

Four decades of proven success

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Cross-practice, cross-border know-how

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Powering Your Potential Recoveries

Optimal outcomes in disputes, enforcement and recovery activities are achieved with specialty knowledge, commitment and street smarts. Our team is built to offer exactly that—serving as a formidable ally and an innovative and reliable partner for individuals, companies and professional advisers seeking strategic funding solutions for litigation costs and legal financing.

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Understanding Litigation Finance

Stay abreast of the latest developments in dispute resolution finance, legal claims, law firm funding, and third party funding.

Maximing the Value of IP Assets: How Litigation Finance Can Provide What SMEs Need

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) has just released a report based on extensive roundtables it held with SMEs across Canada. Input from these Canadian entrepreneurs suggests that litigation finance is a necessary and helpful tool for Canadian businesses seeking to unlock the full value of their intellectual property.

Enforcement is where legal finance is truly tested

A favourable judgment is only the beginning. In complex cross-border disputes, enforcement is where outcomes are truly determined, requiring durable capital, strategic discipline, and experienced partners able to navigate years of cross-border recovery efforts.

Five Times Litigation Finance Can Change the Conversation with Your Client

This article provides a litigator’s perspective on when to engage litigation funders, arguing that funding should be seen as a strategic tool rather than a last resort. It highlights five key moments, from budgeting and unpaid invoices to shifting client priorities, ownership changes, and prolonged timelines.