Frequently asked questions
Non-recourse lawsuit funding means repayment is only required if your case results in a settlement. If you do not win your case, you owe nothing. The funding is tied to your expected outcome, not your income, credit, or personal assets.
Yes. An active lawsuit with legal representation is required. Your attorney provides the case details needed to evaluate your eligibility and confirms repayment terms.
Yes. Approval is based on the strength of your case, not your credit score or employment status. Many plaintiffs qualify even with poor or limited credit history.
Surgical funding can cover procedures related to your injury, along with pre-operative care, post-surgical treatment, and related medical services. Coverage is based on your treatment plan and how it connects to your case.
No. Lawsuit funding does not change your attorney’s legal strategy or how your case is managed. It provides financial support while your case continues without interfering with the legal process.
Repayment comes directly from your settlement once your case is resolved. There are no monthly payments or upfront costs. Your attorney typically handles repayment as part of the settlement distribution process.
Many plaintiffs receive approval within a short timeframe after their case is reviewed, typically within 24 hrs.. If approved, funds are delivered quickly so you can cover immediate financial needs while your lawsuit remains active.
Funding is available for many types of personal injury cases, including accidents, medical-related claims, and mass tort litigation. Eligibility depends on the strength of your case and the likelihood of a settlement.
Funding may be available for mass tort cases involving defective drugs, toxic exposure, medical devices, or widespread product-related harm. Your eligibility is based on your individual role in the case.
No. Lawsuit funding does not change your attorney’s legal strategy or how your case is managed. It provides financial support while your case continues without interfering with the legal process.
