There's no risk. If you are approved for litigation funding,
you repay only if you win a settlement. Begin the litigation
funding process by completing the Application.
Several key factors make a case suitable for litigation
funding.
Damages In personal cases, these are generally severe
injuries that cost time off work and other obligations. If this
is not the case, we cannot offer litigation funding.
Liability It must be clear that the defendant has strong
liability for causing the damage. Liability is a key factor in
our decision to offer a litigation funding.
Ability to Pay The defendant must have the ability to pay
damages through insurance or other means. If the
defendant can't pay a settlement, we can't offer litigation
funding.
Contingent Attorney Fee Your attorney must be
compensated from the proceeds of the case rather than a
retainer or hourly fee. He or she must be willing to assume
the risk of winning the case to be paid for services
Sufficient Margin When deciding whether to extend
litigation funding in your case, we consider what other
expenses will be paid from the proceeds of the
settlement. These may include medical bills and liens. We
check public records to find liens on cases we are
considering for litigation funding. We need to assure
ourselves there will be sufficient funds available for all
parties.
Background We check records to make sure any past
legal proceedings of the applicant are discharged or
explainable and will not affect the outcome of the current
lawsuit before we authorize litigation funding.
State of Residence We are able to extend litigation
funding in most states
Applying for a cash advance for your case is a simple
process:
1. Submit your application for review
2. Application is reviewed and if necessary, more
information is requested
3. Assign a tracking number and Account Manager
4. Submit to Underwriting to Approve or Deny Advance
5. If approved, Prepare documents for Advance
(Purchase Agreement, Affidavit and Disbursement
Instructions)
6. Receive Closing Documents
7. Wire funds per Disbursement Instructions
How the process works
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