Medico-legal reports
Specialist assessments, examinations and reports required to evidence a claim.
Institutional litigation disbursement funding
Structured capital for essential third-party disbursements — built around verified invoices, matter records and disciplined portfolio oversight.
Our mandate
MHN supports Australian legal practices through structured disbursement funding programs.
Capital is intended for identifiable external costs connected to underlying matters. The legal strategy and conduct of each matter remain with the law firm and client.
Specialist assessments, examinations and reports required to evidence a claim.
External counsel costs incurred at critical stages of a matter.
Registry, filing and procedural costs necessary to progress proceedings.
Independent professional services directly linked to eligible matters.
The model
Each drawdown begins with an eligible invoice and the relevant underlying matter records. That creates a clear line from capital deployment to reconciliation and realisation.
Facility terms and eligible cost categories are agreed with the law firm.
Invoices and supporting matter records are reviewed before drawdown.
Approved amounts are allocated to eligible third-party disbursements.
Funding is timestamped, monitored and reconciled under the agreed program.
Capital follows documented third-party costs, creating an auditable deployment trail.
Programs can be designed around an agreed pool of matters rather than isolated, ad hoc transactions.
Drawdowns are recorded and monitored from invoice submission through to repayment or realisation.
Funding does not replace legal judgment. Lawyers retain control of advice, strategy and client representation.
Who we work with
MHN connects legal workflows with structured wholesale capital, while maintaining clear documentation, controls and role separation.
Contact
For law firm programs, institutional partnerships or wholesale investment enquiries, contact MHN directly.
Sydney, Australia