Helping Clients Obtain Settlement Advances

If you have ever gone through the litigation process before you may already know that attorneys are prohibited to lending money to their clients. If you have asked your attorney for a settlement advance and the attorney said no, there is a reason.  Attorneys are not technically allowed to loan their clients money on a pending or even settled case. It is deemed unethical and in some cases could result in disbarment from practicing law.

If you are an attorney and have been approached by your client about a lawsuit settlement advance, LawLeaf wants to work for you. At LawLeaf we understand that while litigation financing may not be the best option it certainly can provide the financial stop gap needed so you can continue on with the case. By helping your client obtain a lawsuit cash advance it will allow you more time to get full compensation for the client. Attorneys already know the games insurance companies play. Insurance companies are well aware the average person is struggling to pay their bills from day to day. They will entice the plaintiff to take the quick offer with a substantial amount than what the client deserves. In some cases they can force a plaintiff into taking a smaller amount because they aren’t financially capable of waiting.

When you work with LawLeaf you are working with a partner throughout the funding process. LawLeaf is proud to have a large network of attorneys that continuously refer their clients to our service. We provide immediate follow-up and will always do our best in obtaining the best rate for your client. We can provide your clients with funding for soft tissue injuries, catastrophic injuries, workers compensation and commercial litigation financing. There is no minimum or maximum we can obtain for your client.

If you are searching with a company that is fully transparent and can get the job done, so you can in turn get the job done for your client, begin by applying with LawLeaf today.

The Underwriting Process for a Lawsuit Cash Advance

If you are searching for a lawsuit cash advance you are probably unclear on how your case will be evaluated. When LawLeaf receives an application for lawsuit funding its our responsibility to get your information over to an underwriter immediately. We go through the necessary processes ensuring your application and documentation is received in the appropriate manner. Once the information has been obtained from your attorney the underwriting process begins.

An underwriter is typically an attorney or insurance adjuster that works for the investor or hedge fund. An underwriter can be a full time employee of the fund or work or provide services on a case by case. The underwriter’s main responsibility is to review the documentation presented by your attorney and make a decision if the case is viable. The underwriter will be interested in the following:

Liability - An underwriter will review the claim and make a judgment based upon liability. If there is clear liability there is a good chance you will get approved for a lawsuit cash advance.

Length of case or time frame - An underwriter will also be interested in the amount of time a case will take to settle. If the case is less than a year from settlement the likelihood of an approval increases. Hedge funds typically like cases in which a settlement is near. If they believe there is clear liability and a settlement is not far off, they will be more likely to extend an advance to a client.

Settlement offer - If you have received a settlement offer in writing this can improve your chances of getting an approval. While you may not agree to the settlement offer it shows the underwriter the defense has admitted liability and interested in settling the case out of court.

Contingency fee basis - You must be represented by an attorney that is hired on a contingency fee basis. If you are paying an attorney an hourly rate etc. a fund will not approve your for a lawsuit cash advance.

Second rounds of funding - If you have already received funding on the case it can be harder to receive additional monies on the case. At LawLeaf we have been successful at getting second and third rounds of funding for some clients.

Conversation with the attorney - The last step in the process is typically a conversation with an attorney. An underwriter may have additional questions about the lawsuit. If the underwriter is considering funding the case a conversation with the attorney can sway them to approve funding against your claim.

The underwriting process is probably the single most important part in the lawsuit funding process. Ultimately the underwriter will make the decision of whether or not the case is worth funding.

If you have additional questions about the underwriting process, contact LawLeaf today.

Fast Lawsuit Funding

If you are searching for lawsuit funding chances are you need the money fast. When clients contact LawLeaf oftentimes they ask how fast can we get them a lawsuit cash advance against their case. The answer to the question is quite simple; we will secure lawsuit funding as fast as possible because we understand the importance of the advancement. We have represented thousands of applicants and for most clients time is of an essence. We understand that many of our clients are out of work and need some type of cash flow to help supplement an income. We have other clients that can no longer pay their car payments or worse yet the threat of being evicted from their apartment or losing their home. Pre settlement funding can be critical to the livelihood of so many people and that’s why we exhaust our resources so we can provide you the advancement when you most need it.

LawLeaf understands that most Americans are going through tough financial times. When a client contacts us we already know you are probably having financial problems and a lawsuit advancement could be critical to staying afloat. We are a compassionate company that puts great emphasis in getting our clients lawsuit funding fast. There are circumstances in which an advance can take more than a day or 2. In order to minimize the amount of time it takes to secure a lawsuit cash advance, we recommend the following to our clients:

• A representative will contact your attorney in order to obtain case documents. Case documents can oftentimes hold up the process. Without these documents no company will provide funding. We recommend contacting your attorney soon after applying with LawLeaf. Make your attorney aware a representative will be contacting him for case documents.
• If your attorney has an email address you can simply email the case document request form. We provide a page on LawLeaf  (http://www.lawleaf.com/lawsuit-funding/case-documents-for-plaintiff-funding.html).  Simply click on the link and it will take you to our plaintiff document request page. From there you can simply send an email by clicking on the email icon on the right hand side of the page. This page can be found under the case document request tab on the LawLeaf homepage.

The case documentation request can sometimes hold up funding because an attorney may be out of the office or perhaps they are gathering the necessary information. Please allow your attorney the time to get the necessary information together. Once LawLeaf receives the information we can guarantee you it will be in front of an underwriter almost immediately. At LawLeaf we are always interested in the best rates for our clients but a fast lawsuit funding process can be equally important for some clients.

If you are currently evaluating a lawsuit cash advance and you need your money fast, contact LawLeaf today.

Lawsuit Loan for a Car Accident with LawLeaf

If you are considering a lawsuit loan for a car accident, begin by contacting LawLeaf today. The majority of the applications we receive each day are from clients searching for lawsuit loans against pending lawsuits or cases that have reached settlement. The main reason we receive so many applications for car accident lawsuit loans is because the number one personal injury claim throughout North America is that of a motor vehicle accident.

Prior to applying for a lawsuit loan against a car accident you should consider the following:

How much money do you need? - It is important to fully assess your financial situation prior to applying for a lawsuit loan with any company. We recommend that our clients fully evaluate their immediate and ongoing financial needs prior to accepting an offer. It can sometimes be difficult to get second and third rounds of funding for the same case. At LawLeaf can sometimes offer clients the opportunity to secure an open line of credit against their case.  This means you can borrow what you need today and come back at a later date in the event of an emergency.

When do you need the money? - If you can wait for a larger settlement without having to secure a lawsuit loan, it may be best to wait. If you are like most people that live paycheck to paycheck you may not be able to wait much longer. When applying for a lawsuit loan for a car accident you should make sure the company can underwrite your file within the same day they receive your documents from your attorney. At LawLeaf we can get your file looked at an underwriter the same day we receive your documents. In most cases we can get an approval the same day or the next day. If you have an immediate need for a lawsuit loan only work with those companies that are willing to go the extra mile of obtaining documents and underwriting your case in a timely manner.

If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident and the other party was at fault, there is a good chance you will get approved for a lawsuit loan. One of the benefits of applying with LawLeaf is we provide loans for soft tissue and catastrophic injuries. There are no minimum or maximum amounts you can request. You will also benefit from a company that has the ability to secure lower rates and faster approvals for our clients. If you are considering a lawsuit loan for a car accident, contact LawLeaf today.

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Trying to Find the Right Lawsuit Funding Company

There is no question that one of the main obstacles in searching for lawsuit funding is finding the right company to handle your claim. You may be currently evaluating pre settlement funding or post settlement funding for a personal injury or even a commercial litigation claim. If you are currently searching for a lawsuit advance for the first time consider the following:

• Are you hiring a company that is dedicated to providing their clients with the best rates available to them for their specific case
• Is the company responsive to your ongoing needs
• Will the company put its resources in getting you into a lawsuit cash advance quickly
• If your attorney is unwilling to provide case documents for your case will the company be willing to discuss the benefits of lawsuit funding on your behalf
• Does the company put your financial needs ahead of its own
• Is the company able to look at your claim regardless of the case type
• Is the company able to get you a minimum or maximum advance against your claim
• Does the company offer client centric services before, during and after the funding process

If you are searching for a company that goes the extra mile for each client, begin by applying online with LawLeaf today. LawLeaf is an online leader in lawsuit funding services because we put our emphasis in providing our clients with the best customer service available to them. We are dedicated to the process of finding our clients the right funding sources the first time. We have been able to streamline our processes and get some clients approved the day they apply with LawLeaf.

Over the last several years LawLeaf has emerged as a leader within the litigation financing industry because we have a unique approach. We believe our approach is one reason why more people are choosing LawLeaf as their preferred lawsuit funding company. LawLeaf has been a big part in helping people when they need it most. LawLeaf is especially proud that a majority of our clients come from past customers and attorney referrals. We are proud of our reputation and would be proud to serve you in your time of need.

If you are currently searching for lawsuit funding against a claim, begin by applying with LawLeaf today.

How Lawsuit Loan Rates Are Determined

We receive questions on a daily basis regarding lawsuit funding rates. “If I apply for lawsuit funding with LawLeaf can you give me a general range of the types of rates I’m borrowing against?”  This is a very tough question to answer because each case tends to be different. If we had to give a general range of the rates we get our clients they would fall anywhere from 2.5% to 3.5% compounded monthly. This is just an average range based upon our approval process.

We do not have one underwriter that can give us an exact number for our clients without looking at the claim. We may be able to ball park a rate but we can’t and shouldn’t ever give a set rate without evaluating the claim. The main reason is at the end of the process the rate could be higher. Quite frankly it’s almost impossible without looking at the case documentation.

When an underwriter looks at a request they will make a decision on an approval based upon the strength of the case. This means if there is clear liability there is a strong likelihood you will receive a cash advance against the lawsuit. If there is clear liability chances are you will also receive lower rates on the advance. The only way an underwriter can determine liability is by reviewing the case documents and speaking with the attorney.

The reason why our underwriters put so much stock into case documents is because all pre settlement lawsuit loans are non recourse. This means you only pay back the settlement loan if you win compensation from your claim. If they incorrectly look at a case they could be putting money into a lawsuit that may never settle. This means they will lose their investment. It may be surprising on how many of our clients have gotten advances against their lawsuit and the case never settled or they lost the verdict.

We work with an array of different underwriters who all look at claims differently. For instance there are some underwriters that will look at commercial litigation cases while some won’t. There are underwriters who will take about 50% of all personal injury claims while others may be interested in the other 50%. The areas in personal injury and commercial litigation are extensive and some underwriters may be familiar with different types of cases such as car accidents and wrongful death claims. There may be others who are more versed in slip and fall and workers compensation claims. The understanding that each underwriter may look at a claim differently should provide you with the understanding that the rates for each underwriter could be different as well as the approval itself.

The challenge that any plaintiff faces is figuring out which company will provide them with the lowest rates against their case. If you have never gone through the lawsuit funding process you may be hard pressed to find an exact match. If a person has immediate needs and counting on a lawsuit cash advance, time is surely not on their side. One of the main reasons why LawLeaf has been successful is our ability to distinguish between the different types of lawsuits. We have a pretty good idea based upon the preliminary information we receive which lender(s) will provide the better rates and faster turnarounds for your request. We also understand which lender(s) will actually look at your case.

We know if a company provides you with an up front rate and the rate comes back twice as much as what was quoted it could turn into a very ugly process. This is because plaintiffs that are searching for lawsuit funding typically have an immediate financial need. A company that provides them with a lower quote upfront understands the plaintiff is less likely to shop their claim. When the approval comes back and the rate is higher there is still a strong likelihood the client will accept the loan because the client needs the money now.

LawLeaf is a client centric company that understands the needs of our customers. We have been and will always be a company that demands the lowest rates for our clients. We have gained our reputation because we are always up front with our clients throughout the lawsuit funding process. We feel if we provide set rates to our prospective clients that are lower than the approval it could negatively affect our reputation within the legal financing industry. We pride ourselves in making all of our customers happy with our process and whether we lose prospective clients because we can’t provide concrete rates before the process, we know we will gain many others because of more competitive rates and an all around better experience.

If you are interested in finding out what type of rates we can get for your claim we ask you to simply apply online or contact us today. Because our process is without obligation, it can’t hurt.

If you are searching for a lawsuit loan against your claim begin by applying online with LawLeaf.

Lawsuit Loan Funding & Why

There are specific reasons why someone would apply for lawsuit loan funding. A common theme to most lawsuit loan funding requests is “I need money immediately and how can I help speed up the process?”  The main and most obvious reason is the plaintiff needs money to help pay for their bills while their case is reaching a settlement. Some clients apply for lawsuit loan funding because the case is in the early stages and a settlement offer has not yet been made. There are other clients that will apply for a lawsuit loan because the settlement offer from the insurance company is less than expected. These plaintiffs will not accept the low offer and have made a decision to continue down the path of fighting for more compensation for their claim.

We have received requests from people that need money to pay for medical expenses, mortgages and rent, investment purposes, food, car payments, divorces, vacations and even for a down payment on a home.

We recently worked with a client that had serious financial problems as a result of an accident. It was a necessity to receive a lawsuit loan to help pay of credit card debt. It was used not so much for the principal but for the high interest rates from the credit card company. By getting lawsuit loan funding the client was able to pay off his credit cards without further harming his credit score.

There is no question that insurance companies understand that Americans are financially hurting. The unemployment rate is increasing and people are now looking for ways to stay afloat until finding new jobs. We have some clients that are on the verge of losing their homes or getting evicted from their apartments because they are so far behind in payments. As a result insurance companies continue to take advantage of  our financial positions by offering lower settlement offers with the understanding without settlement, they will force the case into a long litigation process.

Lawsuit loan funding is a way for the plaintiff to get money without having to settle for less. Whether you need the money to pay off credit card bills, using the money for rent or mortgage payments or need a new car, the money can be used as an alternative from taking an early settlement.

If you are currently searching for a lawsuit cash advance for any reason, LawLeaf wants to work for you.

Trial Versus Settlement of Case

If you are currently evaluating a settlement offer from an insurance company you may be facing a hard decision. A plaintiff may consider a settlement rather than taking a case to a trial. At LawLeaf we understand these decisions can mean a difference in getting full recovery or settling for less compensation. If you are considering a trial versus a settlement for your case you may be evaluating lawsuit funding. A lawsuit cash advance can help a plaintiff get through a lengthy trial without having to settle the case.

Case settlement vs. Trial

If you are considering a case settlement rather than going through a trial you should consider the following. How much is your case valued at and how much is the offer? Prior to a settlement you should talk to your attorney and discuss the likelihood of reaching full compensation for your claim if you decide to take the case to a trial. If you attorney believes the final offer is worth taking you may consider the settlement. If your attorney advises you that the settlement offer is much less than what you deserve you may consider taking the case to a trial.

The trial process can be very lengthy. It can take months or even years before a case reaches closure. If you committed to taking your case to trial but having financial difficulties you may consider a lawsuit advance. A lawsuit advance is best used by those people who have been offer less than fair compensation for their case but don’t have the financial resources to wait months or possibly a year or longer. If you are taking your case to trial and you need money to help pay for bills while waiting for your recovery, begin by applying online with LawLeaf today.

Injury Settlement

If you have been involved in an accident due to the negligence of another you may be seeking an injury settlement. An injury settlement is oftentimes the quickest and easiest way of handling a lawsuit for both the plaintiff and the defense. When a person is a victim of negligence and is injured they may seek compensation to help pay for their medical bills, loss of wages and pain and suffering. Prior to reaching an injury settlement an adjuster will look at the case and determine based upon different variables how much the settlement is worth. They may account for medical expenses, time away from work and ongoing expenses directly related to the accident. If the settlement offer is fair and both the plaintiff and defense agree upon a dollar amount the process will be much shorter, eliminating a lengthy legal process. The expenses that the defense may incur by extending out the claim may also play a part on the settlement amount.

If the plaintiff and defense can’t come to a manageable number the plaintiff has the right to hold out until the case reaches a trial. The defense and the plaintiff would rather put closure to the case however if compensation isn’t paid out in full, the plaintiff may have no choice but to decline the lower offer. Today, plaintiffs are now waiting for larger payouts because they have an option of applying for pre settlement funding. Pre settlement funding can give the plaintiff a little breathing room until an injury settlement has occurred or the case goes to court. The best thing about pre settlement funding is the monies is non recourse meaning the plaintiff is only obligated to pay back the advance if they win the case.

Insurance companies have fought against pre settlement funding because they understand having this option available a plaintiff may be more likely to not settle for less. If the claim makes it to court and the insurance company loses they will not only have to pay the claimant more money, but they will also incur legal expenses increasing the overall cost of the claim.

An injury settlement will always be the best option for a plaintiff but only if the compensation is fair and will cover both expenses incurred and potential expenses in the future such as loss of wages or ongoing medical expenses.

If you are currently searching for lawsuit funding because you are waiting for a larger injury settlement, begin by applying online with LawLeaf today.

Lawsuit Funding in Ontario

Hello I live in Ontario Canada and I’m looking for lawsuit funding. I have visited several of your websites and I see that your company provides lawsuit funding services in Ontario. I have applied with one company in the past week and I have been unable to get a response back from them and I’m curious of why. I was involved in an accident when an SUV slammed into my car causing a pretty bad accident. I was rushed to the emergency room and was at the hospital for 3 days before I was released. I have medical reports, I have accident reports and witnesses who can attest to the accident. When I applied with this company I applied through their online application. On their website they mentioned they took car accidents in Canada and more specifically Ontario. I can’t seem to understand why I’ve not received a call. Is this the type of case that would of interest to your company. I don’t want to beat around the fence I’m just looking for a reputable company that can get me money against my lawsuit. I am willing to provide you with all the information in order to expedite my application through your process. I am going to apply with your company but can you respond by your interest in my case. I thank you very much for your consideration and quick reply.

Fargo Car Accident Lawsuit Loan

I was in an accident with my car in Fargo a few months back. I was hit by a UPS driver on my way to work and I had pretty bad injury to my lower back and head injury as well. I’m searching for a lawsuit loan because I’m still out of work. The settlement is going to be very large because of their insurance policy which I’m very grateful for because I was worried. I know for a fact their isn’t much about the case that really makes me worried about losing it. We are going through different doctors right now to evaluate the full extent of the injury and to make sure we cover our backs during the final negotiation of the settlement. I am for sure going to borrow money because I don’t have a full time source of income and like every person I’ve got obligations. I read over some of the information on your website and I’m certain that I have a great case. I am a little confused about how this is paid out though. I think what I’m looking for is a pre settlement lawsuit loan that is that non recourse payment. I don’t want to extend a payment plan with your lender I’m looking for a lump sum of cash out of the case before the case will settle. I’m not sure if I’m off base here because I’ve never gone through this process before. Can you clarify this for me please because I’m a little confused with all this information from the other website.

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How Much Money for a Lawsuit Loan

I will explain my case and please tell me how much money I can get for a lawsuit loan. Involved in a medical malpractice suit for mis managing medication and taking a wrong prescription. My doctor wrote a prescription for a medication for a problem that I’m having and have been having for some time. I am very prone to medications and this was really the first time I’ve decided to be on a prescription for any length of time. My doctor wrote the script and sent it off to be filled at a pharmacy. To be quite honest I really have no idea of what I was taking just that it should do what it is meant to do. I was to take two tablets until the bottle ran out and it was a 2 bottle prescription meaning once I take the medication and its out I can go back and get another bottle filled. I went through the first bottle in a month and nothing was really working but something was seriously wrong. I began bleeding in areas which I won’t say. I went ahead and started taking the second phase of the presciption and again the bleeding continued and was even worse. I called my doctor around the 15 of last month. He asked me to come in and he would re evaluate my situation etc. When I told him that ever since I began taking the prescription the new problem began. When I met with him he asked me if I was on any other medications outside of what he prescribed and obviously I wasn’t. Come to find out they had written up the prescription wrong and as a result I’ve been taking the wrong medication for almost two months. I was absolutely livid and without delay I hired a medical malpractice attorney. I understand that these sorts of lawsuits are hard to win but it seems that I have a really good chance here because the medication that they prescribed really messed me up badly. As a result my initial diagnosis has gotten worse and with the wrong medication being pumped into me its twice as bad. Chances are the lawsuit will probably not settle. Based upon your experience how much money could I get for a lawsuit loan for this lawsuit?

Countersue Lawsuit Loan

I’m realy not sure how this program works and for sure my situation is unique. I have read over many questions on this site and I don’t see anything about someone searching for a lawsuit loan for counter suing someone. I will explain my case and please let me know if you can help.

I live in Hoboken, NJ but was employed in New York City for close to 20 years. I was working for one of the largest financial institutions in the country at the time of my employment. After 20 long years of service to the company they decided to terminate my position and outsource much of the work. I was in the process of building a software application which never ended up getting off the ground. This program was under development almost 6 years ago and was never brought to fruition due to other alternative methods in which I can’t fully describe. When I was terminated from my position about 4 years ago I had something written in my employment contract which I signed stating any work that I was programming at the time was the property of the company. The contract was null and void after two years which means if I wanted to I could have recreated the product.

This isn’t the point though. I was recently sued by my ex-employer after getting wind that I was working on an application that would help improve financial transactions (for example purposes not the real product). The product that was in development took me close a year and several hundreds of thousands of dollars to implement and develop. The company felt like it was their right to the product as it was written into the agreement. The company had me tied up in court for close to a year and without any luck they lost their case. I was paying for the defense of my whole case which ran me into the thousands of dollars. Once the case was ruled into my favor as they were completely in the wrong I immediately filed to countersue them for loss of time, attorney expenses, product development costs and so on. I have hired a very aggressive attorney and we are actively filing suit against this company.

The way the economy has been going and all these finanical institutions going out of business you can imagine my worries. While this company seems to be financially stable I am scared of something bad coming to the table as recent past has shown. My case is worth a fair amount of money and chances are we are going to win the countersuit. I am asking your company for assistance regarding this matter. Would your company be able to assist me in providing services for a lawsuit loan against my case?

Litigation Financing For Attorney

I am an assistant for a New York Personal Injury Lawyer and I’ve been prompted to search for a couple of litigation financing companies who provide funding to law firms. After reading over your main site I believe that your company could be a good starting point for getting litigation financing for my boss. He is representing a client in a wrongful death lawsuit for a medical malpractice suit. I am a little unclear about a few things. Will your firm be the ones providing the funding or do you have underwriting companies that provide the financing for these cases? I’m assuming since they compete for your clients business you would potentially evaluate a case and send it out on behalf or your client correct? I also read that you provide services for wrongful death lawsuits but saw nothing about litigation financing for attorneys seeking funding for these cases. I’m assuming that you provide financing options for both the plaintiff and the attorney for all cases correct? I am the one spear heading this evaluation process so I will be the one that will be directly involved in the evaluation process. The attorney has asked me to handle this process because he is extremely busy with other cases. If your company or a lender were to call the attorney he could give you about 5 minutes max of his time. He would prefer dealing directly with me regarding any litigation financing offers. I want to be clear that we are in a time crunch and its imperative that we get this advance quickly. I’m assuming this will not be a problem but before we start the application process please confirm. Lastly, regardless of the company we would like a few references so during the evaluation process we will ask for other attorney’s that have used your service or perhaps used the lenders service would be  more applicable (whomever would provide the financing). Please provide a quick response to my request. Thank you very much.

Lawsuit Loan for Accident Question

I just signed up via your online application for a lawsuit loan. While thumbing through some of your resource pages I find myself a little nervous that I may not qualify for the loan. My lawsuit is about 6 months old and I have a torn ACL due to an accident. I don’t have insurance and I’m paying out of pocket for all of my medical expenses. I went into surgery months ago and now I’m going through a pretty aggressive rehabilitation. My doctor and my medical records point directly to the accident. The insurance company of the other driver seems to think this could have been by some crazy idea an existent condition and that supposedly the impact of the other car did not directly relate to the injury. In fact its mind boggling and my idea of insurance companies taking on their obligations has changed significantly. My lawyer told me that this is something that will need to be proved during the case. As you can see we are having serious problems getting the company to agree on a set amount of money and they don’t want to take on their obligation and pay for a mistake by their client. I know that these pre settlement lawsuit loans can sometimes be tough to get if there is no negligence and while negligence is proven the extent of my injuries seems to be in limbo right now. Is this something that could potentially be detramental to me when trying to get a lawsuit loan or will this be something that your underwriters have seen before? I really need the money and would rather find this out now than waiting for them to go through the process and finding out that I may not qualify later.

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Compensation Loans

I live in Dallas, Texas and I was involved in a personal injury last year. My attorney and I decided not to settlement the case because I had some serious medical bills that weren’t being covered in the counter offer back to us. We decided not to settle the case because the amount of money compared to the bills, inconvenience, lost my job & the amount of headache was well worth waiting for a larger payout. I had talked to my attorney previously before we won the case and I thought I would just do a structured settlement instead of the regular lump some of cash. About 3 months ago my wife and I located a home we really wanted to purchase and we made an offer on the home last week. They ended up taking the offer and we went to get a mortgage and were unable to do so because of our current home. Our credit is apparently stretched and now we may need to back out of the home. After discussing this I called my attorney up and told him that I need the compensation now to counterbalance the amount of money needed to pay on the home (JUMBO MORTGAGE). With the compensation check we would be able to get the home because it would lower us out of the 400K Jumbo. Now I find out that compensation is unlikely to hit our account for another couple of months which is crazy because its my money. This means we would likely lose the home. I talked to my attorney regarding getting a lawsuit loan and he told me there are companies that offer funding even before a case has settled. With my case already settling and now I’m waiting for my check, I was wondering if their is a lawsuit loan against compensations to be paid.

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Lawsuit Loan for Appeals Case

My case was tried last week and my attorney was successful in winning the case. When I thought I was going to get a check my attorney informed me the case was appealed? This means that I will have to go through the same process again for a second time. I have never ever gotten a lawsuit loan in the past for my case but now I’m under a bit of a financial crunch. I see that your company does the pre settlement loans but I don’t see anything about giving money for cases that are under appeals. I am not sure if your company can help nor do I really have an idea of whether any company provides lawsuit loans for cases that are in the appeals process. I haven’t talked to my lawyer about this yet but before doing so I would like to know if your company could help me get a lawsuit loan from your lenders. I know that my case is very strong because I’ve already won the case but because of this now I have to wait. My lawyer told me that they are appealing the case because they believed the compensation I will get was not fair for their client. I believe that it was quite fair and now I’m playing the waiting game. Can you please let me know so I can get my attorney to contact your firm?

Funding for an Attorney Litigation Appeals

I am a paralegal for a law firm in New York City. My boss who is a lead trial attorney for the firm has just won a rather substantial judgement for a client. After the verdict the case was immediately appealed and I believe will be heard in appellate court sometime in the next couple of months. I was recently contacted by the client in regards to getting a loan with your company. We faxed over the documents to two of your lenders this past week after a brief phone call with the attorney. My boss contacted me today to get back in contact with your company and unfortunately I don’t have a number. I sent an email to your company tonight requesting information about getting some sort of financing for the attorney as well. I didn’t see much information on your website in regards to securing funding for attorneys and was hoping you could shed a little light. Do you also provide attorney appeals funding as well? I know you do for the plaintiff but need to know if you do for the actual law firm.

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