Court House Capital is currently working together with various claimants and legal practitioners to investigate and prosecute a mix of Litigation Projects.
- ACTIVE CASES -
Liquidators of a Corporate Group Claim
Court House Capital has provided seed funding to support liquidators investigating a failed investment in a publicly listed company, including funding public examinations of former directors and the company’s auditor. The investigations have identified serious financial irregularities and potential claims for breaches of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) and professional negligence.
STATUS: ACTIVE
Racial Discrimination Claim
Court House Capital is funding a representative complaint in the form of a conciliation in the Australian Human Rights Commission arising from systemic racial discrimination at a secondary school.
STATUS: ACTIVE
Commercial Claim of Oppression
Court House Capital has agreed to fund a top tier firm for an action against an Australian biotechnology company who raised capital unnecessarily in order to dilute minority shareholders and gain control.
STATUS: ACTIVE
Claim against software company for equitable fraud and breach of contract
Court House Capital is funding a proposed claim in the South Australian Supreme Court against a software company for equitable fraud and breach of contract relating to the sale of intellectual property to a related third party not at arm’s length and for less than market value.
STATUS: ACTIVE
Business Interruption insurance losses caused by Covid-19
Court House Capital is currently funding business owners in hospitality for claims against a number of insurers related to their business interruption insurance policies for COVID-19 losses in profit and revenue.
STATUS: ACTIVE
- RESOLVED CASES -
Defamation Claim
Court House Capital funded a claim on behalf of a highly paid corporate professional against his former employer for 2 press releases which defamed him. The conduct caused serious damage to his reputation, health, and well-being. As a result, it rendered him unemployable, enabling him to seek significant damages for future economic loss.
STATUS: RESOLVED
Breach of contract claim caused by COVID-19 Event Cancellation
Court House Capital funded World Touring Melbourne's claim against the Australian Grand Prix Corporation over the COVID-19 cancellation of Robbie Williams' Grand Prix concert in March 2020. World Touring Melbourne won in the Supreme Court of Victoria in 2024, and in September 2026 the Court of Appeal dismissed the Corporation's appeal, upholding the judgment. The result shows how litigation funding can help businesses take on well-resourced opponents and achieve access to justice.
STATUS: SUCCESSFUL JUDGMENT – UPHELD ON APPEAL
Claims by a liquidator of a company against a construction company for breach of contract
Court House Capital funded a liquidator’s claim on behalf of creditors for breaches of contract by the defendant relating to failure and refusal to make payments for work undertaken and damages for attempting to unlawfully terminate the contract.
STATUS: RESOLVED
Claim against multinational for a breach of distribution agreement
Court House Capital funded a claim commenced in the Supreme Court of Victoria against a large multinational alleging wrongful termination of a distribution agreement held by the claimant in Australia and New Zealand. The Litigation Project successfully settled at mediation.
STATUS: RESOLVED
Shareholders dispute in the Federal Court
Court House Capital provided funding to a founding shareholder to pursue his claim against his co-directors and shareholders for breach of the shareholders agreement and oppression as a minority shareholder. The Litigation Project was successfully resolved with a settlement reached between the parties.
STATUS: RESOLVED
Wrongful termination of a contract
Court House Capital funded a claim on behalf of a logistics business for wrongful termination of a contract which was subsequently provided to a competitor in exchange for inducements. It was successfully resolved prior to trial.
STATUS: RESOLVED
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