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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Why is a Pre-settlement Cash Advance Not a Loan?

A "loan" is an agreement to repay, no matter what the outcome. However, this is a "non-recourse" advance. In effect, the investor is purchasing an interest in the lawsuit, which is 100% contingent upon the final outcome of the case. If the case is lost, there is no repayment.

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