Cash For Lawsuits offers Fast, Reliable and Hassle-Free
Pre Settlement Funding at Competitively Low Use-Fees

Legal claims such as Personal Injury Lawsuits can be a lengthy process leading to frustration as many Plaintiffs are forced to accept a lower than expected settlement due to the time it takes for a case to settle. If you are forced out of work during the pendency of your case, you may experience difficulty managing your finances for basic life-needs.  Cash For Lawsuits understands your circumstances and we can assist by providing a Pre Settlement Advance to help bridge the gap until you successfully settle your case.

Cash For Lawsuits provides pre settlement funding to plaintiffs with pending legal cases due to personal injury, medical malpractice, wrongful termination and many other case types. Pre settlement funding provides the lawsuit cash advance you expect to receive from a successful legal claim. Cash For Lawsuits legal funding is a non-recourse form of lawsuit funding, meaning if you were to lose your case, you owe us nothing in return. The only time repayment is required is after you have won and received your settlement or reached a positive settlement out of the courtroom.

Pre settlement loans from Cash For Lawsuits can fuel your financial position by providing the means to pay medical expenses and bills while your law firm can continue to fight for you and come out victorious. Insurance companies are often the ones that will ultimately be paying settlement to a plaintiff and they will exhaust all legal measures possible to extend a case as long as possible in hopes that the plaintiff will settle early and often for much less. We can help get you pre settlement funding on your projected settlement so that you can take the time you need to let your attorney work for you, landing the settlement you deserve and not succumbing to the deep pockets of the insurance companies.

Cash For Lawsuits is uniquely positioned among lawsuit funding companies.

Cash For Lawsuits merely prefers to issue lawsuit cash advances due to the advantageous nature of this legal funding type. In particular, should a plaintiff lose their case, they do not owe repayment like they may on a lawsuit loan.

While you should consult with your lawyer prior to applying for a settlement loan, it may be considered unethical for your attorney to loan you pre settlement funds. Your lawyer will most likely be needed if you do apply as they would need to work with the lawsuit funding company to provide details of your pending lawsuit.

For most outstanding cases, pre settlement funding is a possibility, but limitations do exist by state. The amount of the pre settlement loan you can take will be determined by the likelihood of your case settling in your favor, the extent of your injuries and the type of treatment you have received to date. Contact Cash For Lawsuits and we can review your unique circumstances.

Funds can be distributed in a number of methods including checks and wires. Your lawsuit funding company can walk you through the funding process and their specific requirements.

Lawsuit funding companies are referred to by different names and offer products aimed at helping individual plaintiffs that may be facing personal injury cases, accident cases and or other pending legal settlements. These companies provide funding in the form of lawsuit loans, settlement loans and lawsuit cash advances.

Lawsuit cash advances are considered risk-free for plaintiffs because they require no repayment should the plaintiff fail to win their pending legal case. As a result, the issuer carries the risk.

Often referred to publicly as pre settlement lawsuit loans or simply lawsuit loans, pre-settlement funding is not limited to this sole form of legal funding. As a matter of fact, Cash For Lawsuits prefers to administer a more flexible form known as lawsuit cash advances. While a lawsuit loan may charge high interest rates, periodic interest payments and repayment of principal prior to the completion of your case, a lawsuit cash advance does not carry the same requirements. As mentioned above, this lawsuit funding is non-recourse meaning all risk falls to the lawsuit funding companies and not the plaintiff. Should the plaintiff lose, they owe nothing. In addition, you will not make interest payments or principal repayment until your attorney has won your case and you have received your settlement payment.

Both lawsuit loans and lawsuit cash advances can be used to fund various case types including personal injury loans, car accident loans, premises liability and more. Regardless of case, Cash For Lawsuits can provide comparisons of pre settlement lawsuit loans from competitors and detail the advantages that a lawsuit cash advance can provide. Each situation is unique and each individual has unique needs, let Cash For Lawsuits assist you in making the best choice for your unique circumstance so we can advance the funds you need to satisfy your outstanding bills.

Qualifying for a settlement loan or other lawsuit funding all starts with your case. Specifically:

1. The type of case, whether the state prohibits legal funding for that case type and whether the lawsuit funding company will underwrite it.

2. The strength of your case and the likelihood you will prevail.

3. The point at which your case currently stands – is it new or nearing an end – this will determine not only your likelihood of winning, but also produce more detail and documents that will assist in determining the potential settlement payout amount.

4. The attorneys or lawyers you have defending the case and their willingness to cooperate with the legal funding company.

Give us a call at Cash For Lawsuits and we can determine whether you qualify in as little as 5 minutes.

When you apply, your application will be assessed and every case can be different. Cash For Lawsuits knows that you need money now and we respect that, so when an application comes into us, we assess it immediately and start our underwriting process. Once we have reached your attorney and they provide the necessary information and documents, our relationship manager will turn over the case to our underwriting department who will set into motion the process that will determine whether your application is approved and you are granted plaintiff funding. The amount will depend on your case size.

Cash For Lawsuits cannot stress enough to applicants the critical role that attorneys play in the approval process. Without their cooperation and attention to detail, the underwriting process cannot be successfully completed. The sooner they respond, the sooner plaintiffs can be provided their pre settlement funding. Be sure to discuss your financial needs and situation with your lawyer prior to applying.

When a plaintiff takes a lawsuit loan or pre-settlement loan, the costs associated with it will be subtracted from their settlement funds. Meanwhile, a large benefit of lawsuit cash advances is their non-recourse structure, meaning any repayment or fees are only paid if a case is won. As a result, they are not treated like standard loans are treated as repayment is not always required or guaranteed to take place.

Before taking a lawsuit advance or selecting a legal funding company, be aware of some of the following items including high, compounding interest rates, up front fees and other expenses that you may incur.

They say timing is everything. While medical expenses can come due and you may be injured and out of work, failing to first leverage savings and other methods to obtain funding for these expenses before applying for lawsuit advances can prove costly. The longer a plaintiff has an outstanding settlement funding balance, the higher the likely costs will be due to interest or other fees. Be sure you absolutely need the money when you apply.

A settlement loan can carry excessive costs including fees and high interest rates. Cash For Lawsuits has competitively low-use fees and we are upfront about how it will be repaid and when you might be obligated to repay your lawsuit cash advance. When contemplating a lawsuit advance you would be wise to keep an eye out for:

a. Companies that are unwilling to provide a clear fee or interest structure
b. Large upfront fees or origination fees
c. Compounding interest and frequency of interest payments
d. Failure to produce clear, written and signed agreements

If a lawsuit cash advance company charges up-front fees, take note of this cost and ask to see a payoff schedule and the estimated total repayment amount. Question the up-front fees and whether they have any compounding interest associated with them.

Be aware of the interest structure on your lawsuit loan – is it compounding monthly? If so, depending on the length for which you have the loan, you may pay upwards of 100% interest within the course of as little as two years. Ask your legal funding company whether they charge a simple or compound interest rate. Ask them to produce a table showing the interest charges and payments laid out monthly as well as a total of accumulating interest payments over the course of time.

The first step in applying for legal funding is to understand the Lawsuit Funding Company to which you are applying. Your goal should be to find a company with strong ratings and reputation, that does not balk at your questions and truly wants to partner with you to help solve your financial hardships. Cash For Lawsuits focuses on our clients, first and foremost.

a. We are a direct funder, meaning you do not need to deal with other third parties to provide the financing. Your relationship is with Cash For Lawsuits.

b. We will help you understand the benefits and limitations of your specific situation to clearly communicate what options are available to you as plaintiff.

c. We help to keep your costs as low as possible with our competitively low-use fees and transparency related to repayment and interest rates.

d. We will help you determine the proper amount of your lawsuit cash advance and the best time to take it to keep your costs to a minimum.

The amount of your pre-settlement funding should correspond to your expected settlement and have the goal to cover expenses for the time period until your case can settle. Pre-settlement funding is really a bridge to allow your attorney the time needed to achieve the highest possible settlement for you as the plaintiff. Taking too much up-front can lead to potential issues should your settlement come in under the expected amount. As a general rule, try to stick to 10-15% of your expected settlement and not the maximum you may qualify to take.

Rules and regulations and the case types that are eligible for lawsuit funding can vary within regulatory bodies such as a state and the lawsuit funding companies themselves. There are simply some case types that a state will not allow or a funding company does not feel comfortable underwriting as a general operating policy. In addition, the complexity of your case can also deter companies from advancing funds as the risk may be too high. Cash For Lawsuits can assist you to understand what may be allowable in your state and can assess your case to help you determine the likelihood of receiving lawsuit advances.