What is my role in the pre-settlement funding process?

Your role is minimal — simply provide case documentation and verify case status so our team can accurately assess eligibility.

Do attorneys need to sign off on funding agreements?

We require attorney cooperation in verifying case details, but you do not have to sign the agreement on behalf of your client.

Can I refer a client for pre-settlement funding?

Yes! Attorneys can use our referral form to submit client cases for funding consideration.

How is litigation funding repaid?

Clients only repay if they win. Repayment is made directly from the settlement, ensuring no financial burden on you, your firm, or the client.

Does litigation funding affect settlement negotiations?

No. Attorneys retain full control over negotiations. Funding simply helps clients avoid settling early due to financial strain.

How much funding can my client expect to receive?

We typically fund 10-20% of the expected case settlement value, but this varies based on case strength.

What is litigation funding, and how does it benefit my clients?

Litigation funding provides non-recourse financial support to plaintiffs, helping them cover expenses while waiting for case resolution. It allows clients to hold out for a fair settlement rather than accepting a low offer due to financial pressure.

How does funding impact my role as an attorney?

Funding does not interfere with your legal strategy. We simply provide financial assistance to your clients so they can continue their case without financial hardship.

Are there any conflicts of interest with pre-settlement funding?

No. Litigation funding is fully independent and does not affect the attorney-client relationship or case management.

Is pre-settlement funding legal and ethical?

Yes. Litigation funding is a widely accepted practice in the U.S. Many states regulate it, and it is commonly used in personal injury, medical malpractice, and employment disputes.

Do courts recognize litigation funding?

Yes. Many jurisdictions acknowledge litigation funding as a valid financial tool, and regulations governing it can vary by state.

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Pre-Settlement Funding for Attorneys

We provide fast, risk-free financial support for plaintiffs so attorneys can focus on winning cases without delays caused by financial stress.

Why partner with us?

Client Retention & Case Strength

Clients with financial security are less likely to settle for lower offers

No Risk for Clients

Clients only repay if they win — no risk to them or their attorneys

Fast, Reliable Funding

Approvals within 24 - 48 hours to keep cases moving forward

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FAQs for Attorneys

Your role is minimal — simply provide case documentation and verify case status so our team can accurately assess eligibility.
We require attorney cooperation in verifying case details, but you do not have to sign the agreement on behalf of your client.
Yes! Attorneys can use our referral form to submit client cases for funding consideration.
Clients only repay if they win. Repayment is made directly from the settlement, ensuring no financial burden on you, your firm, or the client.
No. Attorneys retain full control over negotiations. Funding simply helps clients avoid settling early due to financial strain.
We typically fund 10-20% of the expected case settlement value, but this varies based on case strength.

Litigation funding provides non-recourse financial support to plaintiffs, helping them cover expenses while waiting for case resolution. It allows clients to hold out for a fair settlement rather than accepting a low offer due to financial pressure.
Funding does not interfere with your legal strategy. We simply provide financial assistance to your clients so they can continue their case without financial hardship.
No. Litigation funding is fully independent and does not affect the attorney-client relationship or case management.
Yes. Litigation funding is a widely accepted practice in the U.S. Many states regulate it, and it is commonly used in personal injury, medical malpractice, and employment disputes.
Yes. Many jurisdictions acknowledge litigation funding as a valid financial tool, and regulations governing it can vary more or less by state.

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Pre-Settlement Funding for Attorneys