01 / DISCOVER
Find the movement.
Scan public case sources for milestones such as a denied motion to dismiss and related docket signals.
How intake worksLitigation funding case origination
Follow the case after the noise.
3D Recovery finds commercial litigation candidates when the docket starts to clarify the opportunity—then prepares a governed, review-first path to plaintiff and counsel outreach.
Post-motion-to-dismiss survivorsComplaint evidenceReview-first outreachNC proceedings blocked
01 / What moves
The docket is
the starting line.
Funding teams need a steady view of cases with meaningful procedural progress, credible damages evidence, and a reachable claimant-side path.
02 / EVIDENCE
Read the complaint.
When a listing does not carry damages, fetch the case-specific complaint or court document before applying the hard filter.
Why documents matter03 / REVIEW
Queue the conversation.
Resolve claimant-side contacts, compose drafts, and keep every prospect send behind an explicit approval gate.
Start with a signalBuilt for funder diligence
Signal into a short list.
3D Recovery is a sourcing layer for litigation-finance teams. It turns scattered public filings into a ranked review queue without pretending that a system replaces underwriting, counsel judgment, or an NDA.
Read the operating contractMethod / 04Review boundary
01
Source
Public sources, docket milestones, and case-specific documents.
02
Rank
Cheap prefilters first; fundability signals and damages evidence next.
03
Resolve
Claimant and counsel-side contact paths with durable DNC controls.
04
Review
Drafts stay queued until a human approves the row and the exact body hash.
02 / Proof of care
Proof lives in
the edge cases.
One live-test regression changed the workflow: a case carrying $140M in alleged commercial damages could not be killed by a thin listing page.
$140MVolumeFi complaint evidence in the live-test fixture
0prospect sends during the daily run command
2gates before a live prospect send
NCproceedings blocked before resolve or outreach
3D Recovery, Inc. is a Delaware litigation financing consulting company. This site describes sourcing and workflow preparation, not legal advice or a funding decision.