Legal Funding

This page will eventually serve as the central hub for all legal funding topics, including pre-settlement funding, post-settlement funding, law firm financing, and litigation finance.

Many plaintiffs face financial hardship long before their case resolves, and legal funding provides a way to access money tied to the future settlement without relying on credit or employment history.

The full guide will explain how legal funding works, including how funding companies evaluate case strength, liability, damages, and insurance coverage. It will also outline the differences between funding products used in personal injury cases, car accidents, civil rights lawsuits, employment disputes, and motor vehicle accidents. This helps plaintiffs understand which option best fits their situation.

Another major focus will be the non-recourse nature of legal 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. The guide will also explain how legal funding interacts with restricted states and prohibited states.

While the full guide is being developed, you can explore related resources such as lawsuit loans, lawsuit cash advances, best lawsuit loan companies, low-interest pre-settlement loans, third-party liability, and our legal finance glossary.

To see whether your case qualifies for legal funding, you can begin a confidential request on our apply page.