Building the backbone of global accountability

High-impact litigation doesn’t happen by chance. It requires systems, technology, and financing that make justice possible even against the most powerful actors. AllRise is building that foundation. Through our legal infrastructure, we create the tools, partnerships, and funding models that turn bold ideas into winnable cases.

Why it matters
Without infrastructure, even the strongest legal argument can fail to take shape. By building a replicable system for accountability, we ensure that strategic litigation doesn’t depend on chance or one-off heroes, but becomes a repeatable mechanism for justice.

How it works
We prototype, test, and deploy tools that can be used across borders and cases. Every new mechanism strengthens the global ecosystem for environmental and human rights litigation, helping others build on what we start.

Legal Infrastructure

  • aktie.earth

    Status: Live

    A secure, anonymous whistleblowing platform that enables communities, experts, and citizens to safely share evidence of environmental crimes. Submissions are verified with journalists and partners, turning hidden harms into cases and campaigns. Read more.

  • Case Funding Models

    Status: Fundraising Stage

    Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) designed to finance individual lawsuits. These innovative funding mechanisms unlock new sources of capital to power climate and environmental litigation. Read more.

  • Park

    Status: Pilot Phase

    A transnational litigation hub for protected areas, equipping local partners to defend biodiversity through strategic lawsuits. Currently piloting in the Western Balkans, with the goal of scaling globally.

  • AI Deep Research Agent

    Status: In Development

    An AI-driven tool that drafts preliminary legal opinions and accelerates case assessment. It helps identify viable cases more efficiently for both public-interest and commercial litigation.

  • Claim

    Status: In Development

    A plaintiff onboarding infrastructure designed for the African continent, where climate litigation is rapidly growing but support structures remain limited. It makes large-scale, transnational cases possible by reducing barriers for plaintiffs

  • Comms Hub

    Status: Concept Stage

    A platform for translating science, data, and evidence into compelling narratives. By turning research into stories, it strengthens public engagement and advocacy around complex legal action.

  • Citizen Fund

    Status: Concept Stage

    A public mandate and funding mechanism that empowers citizens to directly back litigation against those who exploit people, democracy, and the planet.