Litigation Funding

Lawsuit Financing FAQ

What is lawsuit pre-settlement funding?

How can someone "invest" in a lawsuit?

What is an Investor's role in a pending lawsuit?

Will I repay a lawsuit cash advance If I lose my lawsuit?

Can you advance cash if a lawsuit is on appeal?

Will an Attorney loan cash for pending lawsuits?

Do banks loan money against pending lawsuits?

Why is a pre-settlement cash advance not a loan?

Do you provide advice about my pending lawsuit?

How can my Attorney help to get a cash advance?

What Is the fee to apply for a lawsuit advance?

What's next after my cash advance application?

What does a lawsuit cash advance cost?

When will I get the cash for my pending lawsuit?
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Will an Attorney Loan Cash for Pending Lawsuits?

No. This would cause a conflict of interest because your attorney would now be your creditor. In fact, the American Bar Association expressly prohibits attorneys from loaning money to their clients for anything other then case-related expenses, no matter how strong the case.

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