Litigation Finance for Qui Tam Cases
Qui tam litigation can be long and expensive. Equitable Claims finances the legal process so strong cases can move forward without upfront cost or financial risk to the relator.
What Equitable Claims funds
Equitable Claims finances the legal process behind a qui tam case from start to finish. That means experienced False Claims Act attorneys can investigate, file, and litigate without asking you for a retainer or hourly fees. Equitable Claims is a litigation finance organization — not a law firm.
What it costs you
There are no retainers, hourly fees, or out-of-pocket costs to you. Attorney partners work on contingency and are paid only if the case recovers funds. You provide the knowledge; Equitable Claims provides the funding and a path to legal representation.
Why funding matters
A qui tam case can take years. Cost should never be the reason a legitimate case goes unheard. Litigation finance is how Equitable Claims removes that barrier so insiders can come forward confidentially and at no cost.
Equitable Claims is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This page is general information about the False Claims Act process, not a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney.
FAQ
What does Equitable Claims actually fund — and what does it cost me?
Equitable Claims finances the legal process behind a qui tam case so strong cases can move forward without upfront cost or financial risk. There are no retainers, hourly fees, or out-of-pocket costs to you. Our attorney partners work on contingency and are paid only if the case recovers funds.
Do I need an attorney to file a qui tam case?
Yes — qui tam cases must be filed through an attorney; relators cannot pursue them on their own. Equitable Claims connects you with experienced False Claims Act attorneys who typically work on contingency, so you pay nothing unless the case succeeds.