Car and truck accidents
Rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, commercial truck accidents and rideshare accidents. This is the most common case we fund, and usually the quickest to review because fault and insurance are documented early.
ApplyCases we fund
If you were hurt and someone else is at fault, we can usually help. Two things need to be true: a lawsuit has been filed, and an attorney is handling it on contingency. These are the cases we fund most often.
Motorcycle and bicycle accidents
Riders tend to suffer the worst injuries and the longest recoveries. Funding covers the months of lost income while fault is being argued.
ApplySlip, trip and fall
Falls on wet floors, broken stairs, icy walkways or badly lit parking lots, where a property owner failed to keep the premises safe.
ApplyMedical malpractice
Surgical errors, misdiagnosis, birth injuries and medication mistakes. These cases take the longest to resolve, which is when funding matters most.
ApplyWorkplace injuries
Construction accidents, equipment failures and third-party negligence on the job, where a lawsuit exists alongside or instead of a workers' compensation claim.
ApplyDefective products
Injuries caused by faulty vehicles, appliances, medical devices, drugs or children's products, where the manufacturer or the seller is responsible.
ApplyPremises liability
Dog bites, negligent security, swimming pool accidents and other injuries on someone else's property.
ApplyWrongful death
When a family loses someone because of another party's negligence. Funding helps with the immediate costs while the estate's claim goes forward.
ApplyOther personal injury
Nursing home abuse, assault, burn injuries, pedestrian accidents and more. If there is a filed case and an attorney, ask us.
Ask usWhat we need to say yes
A filed lawsuitYour claim has been filed in court, or your attorney is about to file it. We cannot fund a claim that has not started.
A contingency attorneyYour lawyer is paid from the settlement. They confirm the case with us and sign the funding agreement with you.
Someone else at faultAnother person, company or property owner is responsible, and there is insurance or there are assets to pay a settlement.
Not neededGood credit, a job, a bank history or collateral. None of it is part of the decision.
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