Who Qualifies for Lawsuit Funding?
Eligibility for lawsuit funding depends on the facts of your case rather than your personal financial history. Here's a general overview of what's typically required.
You Must Be Represented by an Attorney
Funding is only available to plaintiffs with an attorney handling their claim, since we verify case details directly with legal counsel rather than the plaintiff alone.
Your Case Must Involve a Qualifying Claim
We review personal injury and select civil claim types with documented damages and a reasonable basis for liability. See our case types directory for specific examples.
No Credit Check or Income Requirement
Because approval is based on your case, not a conventional loan underwriting model, we do not check credit or require proof of income.
Documentation Your Attorney May Be Asked For
Basic case information such as an incident or police report, insurance details, and a summary of injuries, treatment, or damages — gathered directly from your attorney's office.
What Can Reduce Your Chances of Approval
Unclear liability, insufficient documentation of damages, or a lack of attorney representation are common reasons a request may not move forward. Every case is still reviewed individually.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I qualify with bad credit or no credit history?
Yes. Credit history is not part of our underwriting review.
What if I don't have an attorney yet?
You'll need to retain an attorney for your claim before applying, since we verify case details directly with legal counsel.
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