Criterica @CritericaIntel

Risk and durational intelligence for capital committed to legal and regulatory risk: funders, lenders, law firms, insurers. https://t.co/RPF8nExcgs criterica.com Palm Beach, FL Joined October 2024

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Criterica @CritericaIntel

18 minutes ago

@BeckersHR At 11.2% uninsured among working-age adults, more care costs land as unpaid bills. For hospitals, that shows up in bad debt and collections, line by line, well before it shows up in annual reports.

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18 minutes ago

@BLaw Beating investor claims over AML and KYC programs settles one case, not the scrutiny. Regulators review the same controls on their own timeline, so the record of how those programs actually worked keeps mattering after the ruling.

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19 minutes ago

@ReutersLegal About $200 million in judgments is the kind of litigation exposure that rarely shows up cleanly in a forecast. Once disputes harden into judgments, they stop being a contingency and start competing with lenders for the same cash.

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29 minutes ago

As private credit grows, the hard questions move from origination to monitoring: concentration, borrower legal exposure, and the time between a covenant issue and a recovery. Those are records questions before they are pricing questions.

Bloomberg Live @BloombergLive

9 hours ago

Private credit is reshaping the global financial landscape. We are thrilled to welcome Lawrence Golub, Co-CEO of @GolubCapital, to the stage at #BloombergInvest Dubai. We'll get his expert insights on private credit, direct lending, and navigating today’s global markets. Join us

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29 minutes ago

More capital raised and fewer loans made means more dry powder chasing the same deals. That usually shifts diligence pressure to collateral quality and to how long underlying assets take to convert to cash.

8lends @eightlends

12 hours ago

PRIVATE CREDIT FUNDRAISING HIT $129,150,000,000! BUT LOAN VOLUME DROPPED 28% 👇 We're glad to be building in private credit, too, and developing its infrastructure: app.8lends.io/en

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29 minutes ago

When insurers move into private credit, two risk books meet: liabilities with long tails and assets with limited liquidity. Diligence then turns on composition and observed duration on both sides of the balance sheet.

Aashish Chandorkar @c_aashish

12 hours ago

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29 minutes ago

Integrations like this move PI case data upstream: records, demands and outcomes in one structure. The next question is duration. How long from demand to resolution, by injury and venue? That is where portfolio diligence starts.

EvenUp Law @evenuplaw

6 hours ago

Great deep dive into our @LexisNexis integration by LawSites! ⚖️ EvenUp Co-Founder & CPO @saamisback sat down with @bobambrogi to demo how PI attorneys can research trusted case law directly in Companion™, using facts from their case files. Read the full article:

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29 minutes ago

Court-side tools change what the record captures, and when. For anyone reading case risk, the docket is the dataset: filing dates, rulings, time between events. Better court workflows mean cleaner duration data for everyone downstream.

Jack Newton @jack_newton

3 hours ago

This is exactly why Clio is investing in the judiciary with @BridgetMaryMc and Pablo Arredondo. Excited to see the impact we can have here.

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Aashish Chandorkar @c_aashish

12 hours ago

"Over the past two years, insurance companies have notably enhanced their engagement with private credit funds as a strategy to diversify investments and generate better returns for their clients. Insurers are advocating for higher caps on alternative investment fund allocations to strengthen their financial portfolios. Thanks to recent regulatory updates that expanded investment choices, both life and general insurance sectors are now keenly involved in private credit markets."

Aashish Chandorkar @c_aashish

20 hours ago

Insurers nearly double private credit fund investments economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/banki…

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EvenUp Law @evenuplaw

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Jack Newton @jack_newton

3 hours ago

This is exactly why Clio is investing in the judiciary with @BridgetMaryMc and Pablo Arredondo. Excited to see the impact we can have here.

Kevin O'Keefe @kevinokeefe

17 hours ago

Jordan Furlong writes “Growing numbers of AI-drafted or AI-assisted claims, lawsuits, applications, and other filings are now putting new pressures on government agencies, administrative tribunals, and courts around the world. These submissions, often prepared without

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46 minutes ago

@TheNLJ When nonprofits lose privacy-law exemptions, the data they share with corporate partners carries new obligations. The exposure follows the data, so partners need to know exactly what they received and on what terms.

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46 minutes ago

@lawdotcom Integrations multiply what an agent can touch: the document system, billing, court filings. Each connection is also a place where an action needs a log, so firms can later show what the agent did and on whose instruction.

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46 minutes ago

@atlblog When four AI giants build legal tools in five months, model access stops being the edge. What separates them is the record behind each answer: which sources it used and whether outcomes confirmed it.

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52 minutes ago

@ryanmckeen In legal work, what a tool ignores usually has a practical answer: outcomes. A tool that measures how well it drafts but never checks how matters actually resolved is optimizing against the wrong record.

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52 minutes ago

@TopClassActions $100 million for inaccurate credit data puts a price on errors that traveled downstream. Once bad data reaches third parties, every decision made with it is part of the exposure, so the record of what was sent and when matters.

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53 minutes ago

@BLaw Utility wildfire claims can stay open for years while the cause is investigated, so insurers, investors and ratepayers carry the exposure before anyone knows the number. How causation gets established shapes value as much as the damage count.

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Criterica @CritericaIntel

2 hours ago

@BLaw Tax treatment can decide what a payment is really worth. When a bankruptcy plan changes who owes tax on it, the net to each party can look very different from the gross number in the headlines.

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Criterica @CritericaIntel

2 hours ago

@ReutersLegal A 42% cut in death or recurrence is a trial result. What payers and insurers will price is how that holds up across real patients over years, which is why the follow-up data matters as much as the headline.

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Criterica @CritericaIntel

2 hours ago

@Law360 A request for more information extends the waiting period, which turns a signed deal into a timing risk. Until the FTC finishes its review, both sides carry an open closing date and whatever the merger agreement says happens if it slips.