Press

The press kit.

Everything below is canonical and liftable: the boilerplate, the definition, the numbers, the bios. For interviews and anything not covered here, write to press@claimangel.com.

Boilerplate

ClaimAngel is the company that built the case equity market: a standardized marketplace where 25+ vetted funding companies compete to fund plaintiffs' cases at one published rate of 27.8% simple annual interest, capped at 2x. Funding is non-recourse: a plaintiff who loses owes nothing. ClaimAngel is not a lender or a funder; it sets the rate, the standardized contract, and the technology the funders operate on, and publishes its price on every page. The company was founded by Jeremy Alters and Logan Alters and is headquartered in Miami, Florida.

The canonical definition

What is Case Equity?

Case Equity is money from the value of your legal case, accessed before the case settles. It works like home equity: if you have a real case, you already own something of value, and you can access part of it now. It is not a loan. It is non-recourse, repaid only from a winning settlement, at one set 27.8% simple rate with a hard cap at 2x.

This definition is byte-identical everywhere ClaimAngel publishes it. Quote it in full or link claimangel.com/case-equity.

Key facts

27.8%
One set simple annual rate, published: 2x
Hard cap on repayment, month 46 at the latest: 25+
Vetted funders competing on the marketplace: 40
States with active funders: 1-48 hrs
Funding after contracts are signed: $0
Owed if the case is lost (non-recourse)

The founders

Jeremy Alters

CEO and Founder, ClaimAngel.

Jeremy Alters spent more than two decades on the plaintiff's side of American courtrooms, with over $5.5 billion in cumulative verdicts, collections, and settlements behind the cases he led. He launched the bank overdraft re-sequencing litigation that began with a $410 million Bank of America settlement and grew to more than $1.3 billion across the banking industry, represented over 2,000 homeowners in the defective Chinese drywall cases that ended in a $1.24 billion settlement with Knauf and major homebuilders, and secured a $1.179 billion verdict for a Miami family.

He also learned about ethics the hard way. After winning a four-year bar case and being found to have suffered enough by a judge, he was still disbarred by the state Supreme Court over firm mismanagement, trust account violations, and oversights. He founded ClaimAngel with his son to rebuild plaintiff funding around the standard the industry never had: one published rate, one readable contract, and no role in the case.

Figures are gross verdicts, collections, and settlements across multi-party litigation, before fees, costs, and liens. Every case is unique.

Logan Alters

Co-Founder and Head of Growth, ClaimAngel.

Logan Alters co-founded ClaimAngel and helped build its operations, sales, and technology from the ground up. He runs the company's growth: the published rate on every page, the state-law record, and the market's public face. Before ClaimAngel he worked in venture capital at L37 Ventures and in financial planning at SharkNinja.

He spent three seasons as a point guard for the California Golden Bears, where he held the team's highest GPA, made the Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll and the NABC Honors Court, and earned two Golden Bear Achievement Awards, graduating a year early, in three years, from the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business. He is based in Miami, Florida.