Lawsuit loans are nothing like conventional loans. In fact, they are not technically loans. Lawsuit loans are really non-recourse advances. By “non-recourse” we mean that you only have to repay your “loan” if and when you win your lawsuit. Also, there are no monthly payments.

Lawsuit Loans versus Conventional Loans
Other than the fact that both involve money, lawsuits loans are totally different products from conventional bank loans or lines of credit.

Conventional Loans			Lawsuit Loans
	Credit Check: Must have good credit			No Credit Check: Because lawsuit loans are not based on your creditworthiness!
	Employment Verification: Must show proof of income			No Employment Verification: Lawsuit loans are not re-paid from your regular income stream!
	Application Fee: Application or processing fees are common			No Application Fee: Or any other fees or up-front charges!
	Monthly Payments: Must make monthly payments			No Monthly Payments: Lawsuit loans are paid back in a single payment from the proceeds of your lawsuit!
	Mandatory Re-Payment: Must pay back the loan regardless of your ability to do so!			Non-Recourse: You are only obliged to repay a lawsuit loan if and when you win your case and receive a settlement

Lawsuit Loan Funding Process

1. Apply online. There is no cost or obligation on your part.
2. An underwriter reviews your application and requests supporting documentation from your attorney.
3. The underwriter discusses the case with your attorney and makes a funding decision.
4. The underwriter sends a Claim Investment Agreement to your attorney to review on your behalf.
5. You sign the Claim Investment Agreement, and your attorney acknowledges the lien we have against your pending claim.
6. We immediately issue a check and overnight it to you.
7. When your case is resolved, your attorney pays off your lawsuit loan plus the accumulated risk premium on the advance from the proceeds of the settlement when he also pays off any other lien holders.
8. Should you lose, you keep the advance and owe us nothing!

Easy to Qualify. Easy to Apply.
To see if you qualify for a lawsuit loan, apply online.