Frequently Asked Questions
Many people who reach out to us are new to plaintiff funding, and that’s completely normal. This isn’t something most people deal with every day, and the process can feel unfamiliar at first. We’re here to make it simple, clear, and pressure-free.
No question is too small or “silly,” and you never need to worry about not knowing the right terms. We’ll walk you through your options step-by-step, explain everything in plain language, and make sure you feel comfortable and informed before you make any decisions.
Frequently asked questions
Am I eligible to receive funding against my case?
If you have been injured as a result of an accident, medical malpractice, or product liability, and are represented by an attorney, you may be eligible for our services.
How long does it take for me to receive funds?
After reviewing your file, if you are eligible, we can have your advance in your hands within 24 hours. There are no credit checks or lengthy applications, and you do not have to be currently employed.
Do I have to repay the money if I lose my case?
No. There is no recourse against you, and we will not try to collect the money from you. Once we advance cash, it is yours to keep. This is called non-recourse funding.
What are the minimum and maximum amounts you will advance?
There is no minimum or maximum amount that will be advanced. This is decided on a case-by-case basis and has largely to do with the amount you request and the nature of your claim.
Will you fund a case before suit has been filed?
Yes, so long as there is sufficient information in the file for us to make a determination as to the approximate value of the case
Do you get involved in the case?
No. We do not interfere with your attorney’s handling of the case. Our only involvement is to initially review your attorney’s file so we can evaluate the claim. We have no influence on you, your attorney, or the defendant.
Can I seek my attorney’s advice regarding your service?
Absolutely. In fact, we require you to do so.
What is the first step?
Simply fill out the online application or contact us, whichever is more convenient for you.
