Desperate times call for desperate measures, and sometimes, we do understand that plaintiffs may ask lawyers to bridge the gap. When rent is overdue and

We know the struggle of awaiting compensation all too well. Legal cases move slowly, and every month that passes means another round of bills, another

When you’re dealing with a lawsuit, you unfortunately don’t get a free pass on your recurring expenses. There’s rent due, groceries that need to be

The funding amount is typically calculated based on your case, and the amount a funding company offers reflects what they believe the case is likely

Most people expect the process to feel like applying for a bank loan, digging up pay stubs, tax returns, and financial statements before anything moves

It’s easy to fall into a trap of options when you are already dealing with the aftermath of an injury. Personal loans, credit cards, borrowing

“What happens if I lose?”  Oftentimes, plaintiffs ask that question before applying for pre-settlement funding. You are already managing medical bills, reduced income, and the

Cost is usually the first thing people want to know about pre-settlement funding, and for good reason. An advance that helps you stay afloat during

It’s easy to mix up options when you’re in a complicated situation, and pre-settlement funding is no exception. When bills are piling up and your

Many injured plaintiffs start looking for ways to access cash while their case works through the legal system, and that often means weighing lawsuit loans