CHICAGO — Statera Capital’s Matt Blumenstein recently served as a panelist on a Financial Poise webinar titled “Complex Financial Litigation: Nuts & Bolts of Lost Profit Cases,” and was featured in a related Financial Poise article, “Lost Profit Claims: Proving Business Damages,” published on March 16, 2026.
In the webinar and article, Matt drew on his experience evaluating complex commercial litigation matters at Statera — where the Statera team reviews hundreds of commercial disputes annually — along with his prior experience as a senior litigator at Williams & Connolly LLP and as a law clerk on the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit. Matt offered a practical perspective on how lost profits are evaluated and proven in commercial disputes, and discussed how litigation funders assess lost profit damages theories when analyzing cases for financing.
Lost profit claims arise frequently in the types of commercial disputes Statera finances. Statera’s experience evaluating these damages theories across hundreds of matters annually gives the firm a distinctive perspective on what separates strong lost profit cases from weak ones — insight that benefits clients seeking financing for meritorious commercial claims.
Financial Poise is a leading provider of educational content and continuing legal education programs for legal and business professionals. The webinar, co-produced with CeriFi LegalEdge, is available on demand at the this link and qualifies for CLE credit in most states. If your firm subscribes to CeriFi LegalEdge, you may have complimentary access to the webinar. You can also view the webinar below.
About Statera Capital
Statera Capital is a leading legal financing source for commercial disputes of nearly any size. With proprietary case origination and evaluation strategies, the firm deploys capital responsibly and flexibly across a breadth of commercial claims, including breach of contract, business torts, intellectual property, insolvency, and unfair competition. Statera invests at all dispute phases from pre-suit through trial, appeal, and monetization. While the firm will consider financing needs of any size, it particularly focuses on disputes requiring approximately $500,000 to $4 million in financing. More than just capital, Statera is a reliable partner that delivers creative and responsible solutions to its clients.