Lawsuit Funding

This page will provide a broad overview of lawsuit funding and how it helps plaintiffs stay financially stable during long legal battles. Many personal injury and civil rights cases take months or years to resolve, leaving plaintiffs struggling with medical bills, lost income, and daily expenses. Lawsuit funding offers a way to access money tied to the future settlement without taking on personal debt.

The full guide will explain how lawsuit funding works, including how funding companies evaluate case strength, liability, insurance coverage, and attorney involvement. It will also clarify the difference between pre-settlement funding, post-settlement funding, and attorney funding, helping plaintiffs understand which option fits their situation.

Another major focus will be the non-recourse nature of lawsuit funding. Plaintiffs only repay the advance if their attorney wins or settles the case. If the case is lost, the plaintiff owes nothing. This structure provides essential financial protection and allows plaintiffs to pursue fair compensation without being pressured into early, low-value settlements.

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