Morris Law and Litigium Capital strike first of its kind Nordic portfolio funding deal

Swedish business law firm Morris Law, now part of AGRD Partners, has entered a collaboration agreement with Litigium Capital to finance a portfolio of disputes handled on full or partial contingency, marking what both parties describe as the first structured portfolio funding arrangement of its kind in the Nordic region. Under the model, Litigium Capital will invest in cases where Morris Law has agreed to success-based fees, receiving a share of those fees only when a dispute resolves favourably. Morris Law CEO Martin Taranger called the structure a natural extension of the firm’s willingness to share litigation risk with clients while preserving its ability to manage operating costs, noting that the agreement strengthens alignment of interests and broadens access to flexible fee arrangements.

The parties stressed that client confidentiality remains fully protected, with information shared only on the basis of express client consent and governed by strict conduct rules under both AGRD Partners and the European Litigation Funder's Association. Litigium Capital CEO Thony Lindström Härdin said the partnership reflects the company’s role in helping Nordic firms transition from traditional hourly billing to modern risk sharing models, adding that the new framework is available to Morris Law clients effective immediately.