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Legal Funding FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Am I eligible for your services? If you are the plaintiff in a lawsuit involving personal injury, medical malpractice, product liability, breach of contract, negligence, workers' compensation, civil rights, legal malpractice, class action, construction negligence, or more; and if you are represented by an attorney, you may be eligible for a lawsuit loan (lawsuit cash advance) on your pending settlement. For a more complete list, see Types of Cases.

2. How can I benefit from your service? Many plaintiffs are forced to accept a low offer due to the financial hardship that many victims experience soon after their personal injury. A lawsuit loan (lawsuit cash advance) on your settlement will allow your attorney the time needed to get the full value for your case.

3. Is good credit necessary? No, the lawsuit cash advance is not based on credit history, unless there is a pending bankruptcy.

4. Is this a loan? No, this is not a loan. It is actually an advance on the future value of your case. Unlike a loan, if you lose your case you owe nothing in return.

5. Why is this NOT A LOAN? Loans are repayable absolutely. We are actually purchasing an interest in your settlement. So, if you lose your case, you don't owe us anything.

6. Do I owe any up front out-of-pocket fees or costs? Absolutely no! There is only a single fee for the lawsuit cash advance (lawsuit loan), based upon the length of time to settlement of your case.

7. Are there any additional fees, such as monthly fees, involved? NO! There are no application fees, no processing fees, and no monthly fee. There will be a specific repayment amount, due and payable only after the case resolves itself successfully. And if the case is unsuccessful, there is no repayment required.

8. How big an advance on my settlement can I get? Lawsuit cash advances (lawsuit loans) are generally limited to 10% to 15% of the projected case value. The minimum advance is $250 and the maximum amount available on a single case is one million dollars ($1,000,000).

9. How would this help me get more money for my case? The defendant, in order to save time and money and settle the case early, will offer you far less than what the case is really worth. If you need immediate financial help you may feel pressured to take an earlier (and often smaller) settlement. A lawsuit cash advance can ease your immediate financial needs and allow your lawyer to continue to fight for a fair award.

10. Is the defendant's insurance company notified? No, the only parties who know about the transaction are you (the plaintiff), your attorney handling your case, and us.

11. How long does it take for me to get the funds? If you are eligible we can have your approval decision within 24 to 72 hours after reviewing your case documents. We can FedEx or wire your funds within 24 hours of receiving your signed Funding Agreement via fax from your attorney.

12. How is the lawsuit cash advance (lawsuit loan) paid back? It is repaid out of the financial settlement award from the case. It is paid at the same time that the proceeds of the claim are paid out to you.

13. What happens if I lose my case? You owe absolutely nothing in return! The money advanced to you is yours to keep.

14. What can I use the money for? Anything you like. It's your money.

15. What if I need more money later? If you have not received all the money we may be able to advance you on your case, you can make another request for additional settlement funding or pre-settlement funding at a later date.

16. Do you get involved in the case? NO. We have no input or control in your case. We do not get involved in the attorney-client relationship. All management and decisions pertaining to your case are made by you and your attorney. We have no role in the pursuit of your case.Our only involvement is to initially review your attorney's file so we can evaluate the claim.

17. Is this legal? Yes. The claim or lawsuit is yours and you own it, just like you own a piece of property. After paying your attorney and medical liens (if applicable), the potential remaining money is yours. You may sell or assign it.

18. How will my attorney feel about me doing this? Attorneys are sympathetic to the financial strain their clients can experience. In some states, attorneys are not permitted to assist clients financially, but they are allowed to assist in seeking third-party financing, such as plaintiff funding from Easy Lawsuit Funding.

You can apply for lawsuit funding without consulting your lawyer first. However your attorney plays an important role in getting your lawsuit loan (lawsuit cash advance).

Attorneys are typically eager to help a client obtain plaintiff lawsuit funding because it may mean that a long legal proceeding won't end with the client having no choice other than to accept a low settlement offer.

It you have signed a Contingency Fee Agreement with your attorney, that means your lawyer will be paid from the proceeds of your case. Applying for plaintiff lawsuit funding doesn't interfere with that agreement between you and your attorney in any way.

19. Is your process confidential? We are confidential; we are private; we are quick. We'll take a look at your case documents and determine if we think you have a good chance of collecting on your claim. These are the same documents that your attorney prepared to fight your case. If we think your chances are good, we'll offer you a lawsuit cash advance.

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e-mail: info@EasyLawsuitFunding.com

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