Lawsuit Loans – Fast Funding with the Highest Payouts Available
When you’re involved in a lawsuit, the wait for a settlement can put significant strain on your finances. Lawsuit loans provide quick cash based on your pending settlement, allowing you to cover expenses while your attorney fights for the best outcome. We work with one of the largest funding networks in the country, enabling us to consistently offer higher payouts than most providers. Our streamlined process ensures you get the money you need—fast.
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Fast approvals and higher payouts so you can stay financially secure during your case.
What Are Lawsuit Loans?
Also called pre-settlement funding, are cash advances you can receive while your case is ongoing. They are not traditional loans—you only repay if you win your case. This means there’s no risk of being stuck with debt if your settlement does not come through. Our team works directly with your attorney to evaluate your case and secure funds quickly.
Why Choose Our Lawsuit Loan Services
- Access to one of the largest funding networks in the U.S.
- Consistently higher loan offers than most competitors
- Fast, simple application and approval process
- No repayment required if you lose your case
- Transparent terms and no hidden fees
Eligible Case Types
We provide lawsuit loans for many case types, including:
- Personal injury claims
- Motor vehicle accident cases
- Workplace injury lawsuits
- Medical malpractice suits
- Wrongful death claims
- Product liability cases
How It Works
Applying for a lawsuit loan is quick and stress-free. You submit your application, we consult with your attorney, and—if approved—you can receive your funds in as little as 24 hours. Because repayment is contingent on winning your case, you can move forward without financial worry.
Secure the Money You Need While You Wait
Waiting for a settlement doesn’t have to mean financial hardship. Our lawsuit loans give you fast, risk-free access to cash so you can cover rent, medical bills, and daily expenses while your attorney works for the best possible outcome. With access to one of the largest funding networks, we consistently secure higher advances and faster approvals—often within 24 to 48 hours. Because repayment comes only from your settlement, you owe nothing if you lose. Many clients also take this opportunity to protect their finances with short-term health insurance, disability coverage, or life insurance while their case progresses.
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FAQs: Lawsuit Loans
What is a lawsuit loan / pre-settlement funding?
A lawsuit loan (also called pre-settlement funding or litigation financing) is a cash advance given to plaintiffs expecting a settlement or court award. You get funds now to handle expenses like medical bills or living costs. Repayment is only required if your case settles or you win.
How do lawsuit loans work?
You apply (often online), share details of your case and attorney, and if approved, you receive a portion of your expected settlement in advance. The funding provider takes the risk: if you lose, you often don’t repay.
Who qualifies for a lawsuit loan?
You generally need to have a pending lawsuit with a plausible chance of winning or settling, be represented by an attorney, and provide documentation of case details and potential settlement value. Credit score is usually not a factor.
What are the costs, fees, and risks?
Lawsuit loans often come with high fees, interest rates, or “discounts” of the settlement. Because repayment depends on winning, providers charge more to offset risk. If the case drags out, costs can grow. Review whether interest is simple or compound, plus fees and state laws.
What happens if I lose my case?
If your lawsuit is unsuccessful, most non-recourse lawsuit-loan providers require no repayment. That’s one major advantage. However, make sure the contract explicitly states this.
How fast can I get the funds?
Many funding providers can approve and send funds within 24–48 hours after the required documentation is submitted.
Does a lawsuit loan affect my credit score or credit history?
No — since these advances are non-recourse and approval is based on the lawsuit prospects rather than credit checks, most providers do not check credit, and it does not show up like a typical loan on your credit report.
What should I consider before taking a lawsuit loan?
Make sure you compare providers and their rates/fees, check whether interest is simple or compounding, ensure the non-recourse clause is clear, know how much of your settlement you’ll net after repayment, and consult with your attorney to see if this financing makes sense given the timeline of your lawsuit.
Disclaimer: Lawsuit loan terms vary by state, provider, and case. This is educational content only, not legal advice. Always review your agreement and talk with your attorney.
