Our method.
Hello Justice spots recurring disputes with Vigie™, its proprietary litigation detection algorithm. It then selects each case it funds on its own merits, and follows every proceeding through to its end.
Detection.
France does not publish pending proceedings. It publishes court decisions, legal notices and regulators’ sanctions, which Vigie reads to spot disputes that recur.
The Vigie algorithm.
The same clause, practice or breach recurring in court decisions points to a series of similar cases. The Swiss franc loan programme, launched in 2024, is an example: the same exchange‑rate clause recurs in each of these loans. On 9 July 2025, one of two published Cour de cassation rulings opened unfair‑terms protection to borrowers paid in Swiss francs. This is recent case law, liable to change. More than 600 cases are live.Judilibre
Court decisions published by the Cour de cassation.BODACC
Companies’ legal notices.Regulators
The decisions and sanctions of the Competition Authority, the CNIL, the AMF, the ACPR and the DGCCRF.Network
The cases received and the specialised partner lawyers.
The stages of a case.
Step 1
Submission and eligibility.
The eligibility test and submitting the case are free. A specialised partner lawyer then analyses the case’s eligibility: the features of the dispute, the limitation period, the completeness of the documents and reasonable prospects of success. Not every case is accepted.Step 2
The funding opinion.
If the client applies for funding, Hello Justice analyses the amount at stake, the other side’s ability to pay and the likely length of the proceedings. The client then receives a written report and an opinion, favourable or unfavourable. An unfavourable opinion always states its reasons. Outside the Swiss franc loan programme, this analysis costs €1,500 excl. VAT, that is €1,800 incl. VAT, whatever the opinion.Step 3
The agreement.
If the opinion is favourable, the client, their lawyer and Hello Justice sign a fee agreement. Hello Justice pays the lawyer’s fees and receives a commission of 14 to 30% incl. VAT of the sums recovered, only if the case succeeds. If it fails, the client has nothing to repay to Hello Justice.Step 4
Follow‑up.
Each client sees in their online space the documents expected, the documents received and the current stage of the proceedings. Hello Justice follows each case through to its outcome.
The safeguards.
The lawyer’s independence
The lawyer alone conducts the proceedings. Hello Justice gives them no instructions.
Legal privilege
No information covered by legal privilege is passed to Hello Justice without the client’s written consent.
The client’s decision
Accepting or refusing a settlement is the client’s decision, with their lawyer’s advice.
Public data
Vigie only reads public sources. Individuals remain pseudonymised there, and analyses are made by court, never by judge (article L. 111-13 of the French judicial organisation code).
Submit your case.
Submission is free and confidential.