Lawsuit Loans

This page will provide a detailed explanation of lawsuit loans and how they help plaintiffs access funds while their case is still pending.

Many injured individuals face financial hardship long before a settlement is reached, and lawsuit loans offer a way to bridge the gap without relying on credit or employment history.

The full guide will explain how lawsuit loans differ from traditional loans. Because they are non-recourse, plaintiffs only repay the advance if their attorney wins or settles the case. This structure protects plaintiffs from financial risk and ensures that repayment aligns with the outcome of the lawsuit.

The page will also outline eligibility requirements, including case type, liability clarity, insurance coverage, and attorney cooperation. It will explain how funding companies evaluate case strength and what documentation is typically needed. This helps plaintiffs understand what to expect during the approval process.

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