Are You Eligible for Pre-Settlement Funding?
Eligibility depends on your case status, legal representation, damages, liability, and the likelihood of a financial recovery.
Are You Eligible for Pre-Settlement Funding?
Active Case
Your case should be open and still moving through the legal process. Closed or settled cases usually do not qualify.
Attorney Representation
An attorney must be handling your case. Legal funding relies on verified case details provided through counsel.
Attorney Involvement
Your attorney needs to confirm key information. This may include liability, injuries, insurance coverage, and case progress.
Case Strength
The overall strength of your claim matters. Liability, supporting evidence, and the chance of success are carefully reviewed.
Documented Damages
Your case should show clear losses. Medical treatment, lost income, or other financial impact helps establish value.
Expected Recovery
A clear path to compensation is important. Insurance coverage or a responsible party must be identified.
Eligible Case Type
Personal injury claims are most common. Other civil cases may also be considered depending on the details involved.
Case Progress
Cases that have moved forward with evidence, filings, or negotiations are often easier to review.
State and Age Requirements
Eligibility may depend on location and basic requirements. Some providers require applicants to be at least 18 years old.
Credit and Employment
Approval is not based on credit score or current income. The case itself is the primary focus.
Who May Not Qualify
Some cases may not meet the requirements:
- The case has already been resolved
- No attorney is involved
- Liability is unclear or weak
- Damages are minimal or not documented
- No clear path to compensation exists
- The case falls outside standard approval criteria
Check Your Eligibility
If your case is active and you have legal representation, a quick review can help clarify the options available.