We provide pre-settlement advances to plaintiffs with pending litigation claims as well as attorney funding for lawyers and law firms. Get $500 to $100,000+ for your client(s) or $10,000 to $1M+ for your firm.
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Fill out our Funding Application for a client here or for you or your firm here. Or give us a call at (877) 610-0950 and we can assist you. Our goal is to be easy to work with and communicative throughout the process.
We'll review your client's or firm's application and follow up with you to determine whether your request meets our underwriting criteria. If your funding request is approved, we'll send an agreement detailing the terms of funding.
Once all parties review and return the signed funding agreement, we'll send funds directly to you or your client. Funds can be sent via check, ACH or wire transfer. You can re-apply for additional funding as the litigation progresses or matures.
A 2016 survey conducted by Burford Capital found that 28% of private practice lawyers have used litigation finance directly - representing a four-fold increase since 2013.
The survey further found that 81% of private practice lawyers say lack of capital to invest back into the firm is a major challenge – an obstacle faced in large part due to the unique capital structure of the partnership-based law firm business model.
Our capital enables your firm to address the cost of litigation, access vendors and subject matter experts, monetize your contingency fees and deploy resources to bring in new clients and drive growth.
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We provide funding from $10,000 to $1M+ for attorneys and law firms on a case-cost or portfolio funding basis for expenses incurred and expected during litigation.
A personal injury practice can be lucrative, but cases are expensive to manage and litigation takes time. A well- capitalized lawyer can access vendors and subject matter experts while also covering significant expenses incured during a long litigation process.
Because our funding is non-recourse, your firm owes nothing for unfavorable case outcomes. Even if your firm has sufficient capital to cover the costs of a case, funding provides a way to deflect costs if the litigation is unsuccessful. Shifting litigation costs can also enable your firm to deploy capital to your core business instead.
Funding can help your firm avoid the pressure of turning down cases, settling too early, or inadequately preparing cases due to lack of capital. Well-capitalized attorneys are better equipped to go up against resource-laden defendants and insurance comanies to pursue meritorious claims to their full potential.
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We provide pre-settlement cash advances from $500 to $100,000+ to plaintiffs with pending litigation claims. This lawsuit advance can help alleviate financial strain by providing extra money for you to make rent or mortgage payments, pay bills, and cover daily living expenses while you await settlement.
Financial strain can add to the stress as many struggle to make ends meet and keep up with medical and other bills while recovering from injury. If you have a pending litigation claim and need immediate financial assistance, pre-settlement funding can help.
Pre-settlement funding can help you avoid the pressure of settling too early and accepting less money than your case is worth. A well-capitalized plaintiff is better equipped to pursue a meritorious claim to its full potential.
Sometimes unexpected hardships, like a vehicle breaking down, leaky roof, loss of a job or injury, can be costly. Pre-settlement funding can serve as a safety net for you in the event of unforseen harship - helping you get back on your feet while you await settlement.
Review employee safety best practices, identify and overcome the most common challenges using Safety Officer and Workplace.
We provide non-recourse capital from $10,000 to $1M+ directly to businesses or their outside counsel to finance costs of pending commercial claims. This capital is often used to mitigate litigation-specific risk while helping fund working or expansion capital.
Business disputes can be expensive and litigation takes time. A well-capitalized commercial plaintiff can access the legal resources, vendors and subject matter experts needed during a long and costly litigation process.
Because our funding is non-recourse, you owe nothing for unfavorable case outcomes. Even if your business has sufficient capital to cover the costs of a case, our capital provides a way to deflect costs if the litigation is unsuccessful. Shifting litigation costs can also enable your business to deploy additional capital to your core business instead.
Funding can help your business avoid the pressure of inadequately preparing for the case or settling too early due to lack of capital. Well-capitalized corporate plaintiffs are better equipped to go up against resource-laden defendants and companies to pursue meritorious claims to their full potential.
If you have not used litigation funding in the past, we would love to give you some more information about the benefits to both attorneys and plaintiffs, as well as some different ways our funding has been utilized.
We hope to hear from you soon.
Millions of Americans are injured every year in accidents caused by the negligence of others. Even when a lawsuit has been filed, legal proceedings can take years, and financial pressure can exacerbate issues in and out of the courtroom. Here are 4 ways pre-settlement funding can benefit plaintiffs.
Workers’ compensation, commonly referred to as “workers comp,” is a type of insurance employers have that compensates employees who are injured in a workplace accident or become ill as a result of the job. If you have a pending workers’ compensation claim and need immediate financial assistance, pre-settlement funding can help.
What happens if you know that your case could be worth more if you waited for a fair and proper settlement, but you need the money now? That’s where pre-settlement funding can help.
Even if you’ve already taken out a pre-settlement advance against your lawsuit, you can get additional funding as long as your case supports it. As a rule of thumb, cash advances are typically limited to 5-10% of the estimated value of your case.
