Legal Finance

This page will eventually provide a comprehensive overview of legal finance and how it supports plaintiffs, law firms, and heirs during complex legal processes.

Legal finance encompasses a wide range of funding solutions, including pre-settlement funding, post-settlement funding, inheritance advances, and law firm financing. Each option serves a different purpose, but all are designed to help people manage financial pressure during legal proceedings.

The full guide will explain how legal finance companies evaluate cases, including liability, damages, insurance coverage, and attorney involvement. It will also outline the differences between consumer legal funding and commercial litigation finance, helping readers understand which category applies to their situation.

Another major focus will be the non-recourse nature of most legal finance products. Whether a plaintiff is pursuing a personal injury claim or a law firm is managing a portfolio of contingency cases, non-recourse funding ensures that repayment only occurs if the case succeeds. This structure provides essential financial protection and allows parties to pursue justice without being forced into premature settlements.

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