Attorney Funding

Attorney funding provides law firms with access to capital tied to their active caseload, allowing them to manage litigation expenses, expert fees, and operational costs without disrupting cash flow.

This page will eventually offer a full overview of how attorney funding works, how non-recourse structures protect firms, and how financing supports long-running cases. It will also connect to resources such as litigation finance, funding types, and legal funding options.

The full guide will explain how law firms use financing to support cases involving personal injury claims, motor vehicle accidents, mass tort litigation, and pharmaceutical lawsuits. It will also outline how attorney funding differs from settlement loans, structured settlements, and pre-settlement funding used by plaintiffs.

Another major focus will be how law firms evaluate financing options, including interest structures, repayment terms, underwriting requirements, and portfolio-based funding. The guide will also explain how attorney funding interacts with MDL cases, truck accident litigation, and wrongful death claims where case costs can escalate quickly.

While the full guide is being completed, you can explore related hubs such as lawsuit loans, lawsuit cash advances, legal finance, FAQ, and apply to begin a confidential request.