Lawsuit Financial, one of the most experienced in the legal finance industry, shares ten pre-settlement lawsuit funding “need to knows” to help financially-strapped plaintiffs.
What is pre-settlement funding? Pre-settlement funding is a cash advance that provides plaintiffs in the pending lawsuit emergency cash against the expected proceeds of their settlement.
Who can apply for pre-settlement funding? Any personal injury victim who has retained an experience attorney and has filed a personal injury lawsuit can apply for pre-settlement funding.
When should a plaintiff apply for pre-settlement funding? Typically, plaintiffs will apply for pre-settlement funding when a case is long and drawn out and there is an immediate financial need.
Why should a plaintiff apply for pre-settlement funding? A plaintiff should consider pre-settlement funding when the case is long and drawn out, the bills are piling up, and there is no other sources of cash – savings, family, friends, etc. – to tap into.
How does the funding company determine if a plaintiff can obtain pre-settlement funding? Once a plaintiff applies for pre-settlement funding, the funding company will contact the plaintiff’s attorney for case documentation. The only requirement for approval is a case with merit. If the case is deemed to have merit, funds will be awarded based on case value. There are no credit checks or employment verifications.
How long does the application and approval process take? The application takes less than five minutes to complete. Once you apply we work directly with your attorney to quickly assess the strength of the case. If the case qualifies for funding, we can wire transferred or overnight mail the funds within 24 – 48 hours. There is no credit check or employment verification, and no application fee.
How can pre-settlement funding be used? Pre-settlement funding can be used for anything the plaintiff deems fit, but is typically used to pay the essentials – medical expenses, mortgage or rent payments, tuition, auto payments, groceries, as well other necessities.
Why can’t plaintiffs apply for a traditional bank loan? Most traditional banks will not
provide a loan against a lawsuit. Additionally, banks require monthly payments,
credit checks, and employment verification, as well as the promise to pay back
the loan whether or not the plaintiff wins the case.
When does the “lawsuit loan” have to be repaid? Once the legal proceeding is
finished and a settlement has been reached, the funding company is repaid from
the proceeds of the lawsuit.
What if the plaintiff loses the case? Because pre-settlement funding is
provided on a non-recourse basis, if the plaintiff loses the case, the lawsuit
cash advance is completely waived.
If you are in a pending personal
injury lawsuit with attorney representation, you are eligible for
pre-settlement lawsuit funding. Call Lawsuit Financial at (877) 377-7848 for more details or
apply online. We also offer a free, no-obligation case evaluation.
About Lawsuit Financial
Lawsuit Financial Corporation is a
pro-justice lawsuit funding
company that seeks to educate plaintiffs and attorneys about lawsuit funding.
Our company is an attorney owned and operated full service legal finance
company recognized by attorneys nationwide as a preferred choice for legal
funding services. Mark Bello, CEO and General Counsel, is recognized as an
expert in this field, both as an underwriter of these transactions and as an
advocate for appropriate treatment of plaintiffs/clients in this industry and
in litigation.
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