Law Firm Financing

This page will provide a detailed overview of law firm financing and how it helps firms manage cash flow, case costs, and long litigation timelines.

For individual lawyers, TriMark also provides attorney post-settlement funding.

Contingency-based practices often wait months or years before receiving fees, yet they must continue funding expert witnesses, discovery, medical records, and day-to-day operations. Law firm financing offers a structured way to stabilize cash flow without compromising case strategy.

The full guide will explain the different types of financing available to law firms, including non-recourse case funding, working capital advances, and portfolio-based financing. It will outline how lenders evaluate a firm’s case inventory, historical performance, and projected settlements. This helps firms understand how financing decisions are made and what documentation may be required.

Another major focus will be the advantages of non-recourse financing. Because repayment is tied to case outcomes rather than the firm’s personal credit or assets, non-recourse funding allows firms to take on strong cases without worrying about short-term financial strain. This structure can also help firms scale, hire additional staff, or expand into new practice areas.

While the full guide is being developed, you can explore our lawsuit funding overview, review litigation finance, or visit our legal finance hub. To see whether your firm qualifies for financing, you can begin a confidential request on our apply page.