Just as plaintiffs have to wait for their cases to be resolved before they see any cash from their settlements, the attorneys trying those cases also have to wait to be paid until each case is resolved. Lawsuit loans bridge the gap for plaintiffs, and for the attorney or law firm with several large pending cases, a lawsuit loan can also bridge that gap. Just as businesses that are plaintiffs in lawsuits often need working capital, many attorneys and law firms also do.

Not a Loan or Revolving Line of Credit
Lawsuit loans for attorneys and law firms are nothing like conventional bank loans, and they are not revolving lines of credit. For attorneys and law firms, lawsuit loans provide an immediate injection of cash that does not increase the law firm’s monthly expenses by creating yet another monthly obligation. Like lawsuit loans to individual and business plaintiffs, there are no monthly payments.

An Advance Against a Package of Cases
In fact, the only difference between lawsuit loans to plaintiffs and lawsuit loans to attorneys is that a lawsuit loan to a plaintiff is a non-recourse advance against a single case. Lawsuit loans to attorneys and law firms, however, are non-recourse advances against a package of cases. We advance a lump sum of cash to the law practice, and you use that cash however you see fit. As each case in the package of cases closes, all or a portion of the advance, plus the accumulated risk premium on that advance, is re-paid.

Easy to Qualify. Easy to Apply.
To see if your practice qualifies for attorney funding, apply online.