TriMark Legal Funding Makes Pre-Settlement Funding Simple

Pre-settlement funding provides plaintiffs with a not-recourse cash advance based on the future settlement award that they expect to receive from a lawsuit or legal claim. If you've been seriously injured and need money to pay your bills and living expenses before your case settles, pre-settlement funding is a way to get the cash you need very quickly.

Pre-settlement funding companies buy a portion of your future expected settlement award in exchange for immediate cash so you can pay bills and other necessities before your case settles. Once the case is settled, your attorney will pay their fee, case costs, medical liens, and the funding company and then cuts you a check for everything that is left.

A pre-settlement cash advance provides plaintiffs with the cash needed to pay bills and living expenses before a case is settled. The money can be used to pay for rent or mortgage, car payments or repairs, medical expenses, co-pays or even groceries. You are free to used the money from the advance in any manner you choose.

We go very quickly. Right after we receive your application, we reach out to your attorney to get some details on the case. Once all requested information is received from your attorney we usually have an approval with 1 to 24 hours. A funding agreement is sent to your attorney for signatures. Once we receive the executed agreement back, funds are released about an hour later. Funds can be sent by wire transfer, FedEx Overnight, Western Union, MoneyGram, etc.

TriMark can provide cash advances on your lawsuit settlement for anywhere between $500 and $5,000,000+ depending on the value of your case and how much you need. Obviously the higher the value of the case, the more funding you could potentially be approved for. In all cases however, we recommend you request the least amount that will satisfy your financial issues.

Click here to find out right now. It's free, it takes less than 30 seconds to find out if your case could qualify for a lawsuit loan and there is no obligation.

No. State Bar Associations have long held that it is unethical for an attorney to loan money to their client due to the obvious conflict of interest. It is a good idea to talk with your attorney about any financial problems however and you should definitely tell your attorney when you apply for funding with TriMark so they know to expect to hear from us.

To an extent, yes. Your attorney will need to provide us with case documents and information to review your case and will also need to sign a lien acknowledgment. Your attorney will also be the one to send repayment once your case has settled successfully.

No. All lawsuit funding companies require plaintiffs to be represented by a contingent fee attorney.  No self-represented and no pro se.

Rates are determined by relative risk, strength of liability, extent of your injuries, amount of total insurance coverage available and other factors.

Unlike most of our competitors who charge a single, one-size-fits-all rate for everything, TriMark has a variety of rates, terms and funding options so we can match the best funding product with your particular needs and case specifics. This is how we provide the most value, the best options and the greatest savings to our clients.

The majority of TriMark’s rates fall in the 1% to 3% range and the majority are non-compounding rates with capped limits for your safety. TriMark has been offering some of the most attractive rates in the industry since 2003 and we’ll match or beat anyone’s rate.

However you'd like. We can send your money using a number of services such as wire transfer, FedEx Overnight, Western Union, MoneyGram and checks delivered overnight via FedEx.