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Attorneys Use Lawsuit Funding

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Attorneys Use Lawsuit Funding to Benefit Their Practices

Attorneys Use Lawsuit Funding

Attorneys use lawsuit funding properly by fostering working relationships with reputable lawsuit lenders. These relationships are a valuable asset for your firm. 

Since each lawsuit is unique, attorneys sometimes require flexibility from lawsuit lenders to provide much needed liquidity for clients.  These funds can be used for any purpose ranging from surgical procedures to daily living expenses.

In this post, we examine the best way to find the best lawsuit funding company, assure the terms of legal funding contracts are fair and transparent and explore how lawyers can best use lawsuit funding relationships.

Understanding Contract Structure and Costs

Almost all lawsuit funding agreements assign property rights in a portion of the future proceeds of pending litigation.  The contracts are drafted in this way so the transactions are “non-recourse” and fall outside the realm of traditional loans for purposes of state usury laws. 

According to the contract, the lawsuit cash advance is to be repaid from settlement or judgement proceeds and lenders cannot pursue plaintiffs personally for repayment. Thus, if there is no monetary recovery, the advance is not repaid. While percentages and time are factors which dictate repayment amounts, the contingent nature of a successful outcome makes these transactions unique.

While there is a wide range of lawsuit loan pricing methods used by different lawsuit funding companies, the vast majority of advances on pending lawsuits‘ repayment schedules are calculated in one of two ways.

The first way is through a compounding monthly rate.  The normal range is 2.5% to 3.5% per month.  The second way is by calculating a simple interest rate based on the contract amount.  Clients can expect to see a range from 18% -50% every six-months until the case is settled and advance repaid.

All Rates Are Not Equal

You may be surprised to learn that a compounding monthly rate may not be as oppressive as it sounds.  In fact, if a lawsuit were to settle within the first 6 months after an advance, the average compounding monthly rate is cheaper than a flat rate calculation.  After that time frame, but before 24 months, both rate structures are remarkably similar.  Only after 2 years is the compounding effect noticeable.

There are pros and cons to both lawsuit loan rate structures.  And although the contractual language of lawsuit funding transactions is not complex, what personal injury attorney wants to spend the time becoming an expert in this field?  As attorneys, we cannot be an expert in everything.  Couldn’t your time be better spent elsewhere?

The nuances of lawsuit loan contracts are easily grasped when you have a “go to guy” in the lawsuit funding business.  A good working relationship with a funder you can trust will save you a great deal of time in the long run.

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Understanding How Attorneys Use Lawsuit Funding Properly

Lawsuit funding operations design contracts which protect their interests in the event a dispute arises.  Obviously, lawsuit funding companies are concerned with repayment of capital.  Intelligent lawsuit funding companies are also concerned with creating mutually beneficial relationships with attorneys and their clients. They understand the value of attorney referral business to the extent that it lowers the cost of lawsuit loan case origination.

Smart plaintiff attorneys use lawsuit funding properly when they understand funders’ business needs and balance them with the needs of their clients. For example, consider a personal injury case where the plaintiff was not forthcoming about prior injuries. Once deposed, plaintiff was forced to admit injuring the same body parts in a prior accident. One can expect any settlement offer to be well below what was projected by lawsuit funding underwriters relying on limited information.

The result might be difficulty in settling the case. After all, the lawsuit loan, if paid off in full, will yield virtually no recovery for the plaintiff personally. Meanwhile, the attorney cannot “sell” a reasonable settlement offer to his client who wants to go to trial to see what happens. Of course, the plaintiff is unaware of the costs associated with going to trial. He/she may have read an article online stating a particular injury type is worth over $1,000,000 in settlement.

Faced with the “throwing good money after bad” prospect of prepping for trial, hiring experts and actually picking a jury, attorneys who have existing relationships with lawsuit funders can approach these companies and explain the situation. Although many would not be pleased, professional funding operations understand the value of repeat business and will usually be reasonable if settlement negotiations break down.  Having to take a reduction on a single case is far more palatable when that same firm routinely refers clients for funding.

What are the First Steps?

Contact a lawsuit funder about their programs and make sure you get at least a ballpark estimate of the costs.  These should include process fees, underwriting fees, application fees, and origination fees, if any.  Attorneys should ask questions about how the advance is amortized, when repayment is expected and what exactly are an attorney’s obligations under a typical agreement.

By beginning a dialogue, you will get a feel for whether the funding company is up front and honest with the information you request and a sense of what it will be like to do business with the company in the future. From there, it is just a matter of getting comfortable with the lawsuit loan process and the players.

Choose Fair Rate Funding

At Fair Rate Funding, we want to be a resource for your firm and your clients.  We are plaintiff advocates in that we afford litigants the financial support they need to pursue their interests in the court system. We’ve been doing so since 2007.

If you have any questions of any kind about how lawsuit funding can help your practice, please contact us at 888-964-2224. We are here to help and are at your service.

Thank you for your interest in the lawsuit funding business.

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Sometimes it is appropriate to get down to basics when analyzing an issue.  Although we’ve written extensively about the pre settlement funding business and how the market players are filling an existing need, what is rarely discussed is why there is a need in the first place. In this post, we uncover that legal system delays are the origin of lawsuit funding.

The legal system is not perfect.  Like all systems, certain problems arise.  The good news is that in a free society, market participants can remedy these problems.

Lawsuit delays are a result of limited resources in resolving disputes between parties. They are just one flaw within the legal system. Lawsuit funding seeks to remedy the effects of legal system delays.

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Legal System Delays

No one would deny that a legal system designed to resolve civil disputes is a good thing.  The alternative might be people taking into their own hands the means to resolve these disagreements.  One can easily envision violent altercations as the ultimate form of dispute resolution.  In a civilized society, the courts offer parties to a civil dispute an opportunity to resolve it without bloodshed.

Further, a legal system which utilizes well documented regulations and historical precedent builds a foundation to resolve all future disputes in a more equitable fashion.  With this foundation, those who make their living navigating the legal system (i.e. lawyers) can learn those standards and help others with this expertise.

The problem with the legal system has never been its inability to resolve conflict. In fact, many, MANY, rules and regulations are in place specifically to deal with potential conflicts and other pitfalls in the process.  Most of the time, these were implemented because of the existence of past problems.  Ultimately, the system reaches its intended destination – justice.

Speedy Justice

One often cited legal system flaw however, is the speed in which justice is served.  While many small disputes can be adjudicated in only a couple of months, the vast majority of cases will not reach their final conclusion for many months and more often than not, years. 

Of course, the time it takes from complaint to settlement varies from venue to venue and from case to case.  Factors such as the type of case, amount of other cases on the docket, discovery, lining up witness and expert testimony, and coordinating attorney calendars can all contribute to delays in the legal system.

Are Legal System Delays Really Flaws?

Legal system delays are not necessarily a bad thing since many people make a living providing legal services to the public.  Certainly the speed of the civil justice system could be increased, but at what cost?  Are more judges, clerks, registrars, courthouses, lawyers really what we need?  Taxes and borrowing must pay for it.  Do we need more of those?

This delay also adds an added benefit of filtering out frivolous lawsuits and/or petty claims because it simply may not be worth the effort for parties to use the system. If too much effort is required, plaintiffs might not be willing to pay the price, especially if the potential reward is limited.

Lawsuit Delays May Cause Problems

For the majority of participants, the legal system in the United States operates as intended.  All citizens are allowed access to the courts to rule on disputes between parties.  It may take some time, but ultimately the matters are resolved.

For others however, legal system delays are significant flaws and can pose real problems.  For example, personal injury plaintiffs, who are unable to work due to injuries, often encounter severe financial distress while they wait out the judicial process.  In this situation, any delay in justice can be financially burdensome and uncomfortable.

For years, plaintiffs met this financial stress in traditional ways like taking  loans from family members, selling of existing property, credit card cash advances, etc.  In the last couple of decades, settlement funding emerged to meet the needs of these individuals.

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Lawsuit Funding Responds

The lawsuit funding business, which provides liquidity to plaintiffs prior to settlement or recovery, attempts to fill the need of plaintiffs who cannot meet their expenses while they wait out legal system delays. The practice gained momentum in the late 2000’s and is now a legitimate part of the civil litigation landscape.

What are Lawsuit Loans?

Lawsuit loans are financial deals that address the ramifications of legal system delays. They occur when a plaintiff pledges a portion of the future recovery on a pending lawsuit in return for a lump sum amount of cash from a lawsuit lender. Lawsuit loans bridge the financial gap between initiating a lawsuit and its ultimate resolution. They attempt to level the financial playing field between individual plaintiffs and large insurance companies who defend civil actions in court.

How are Lawsuit Loans Different?

Traditional loans imply repayment at some point in the future. Lawsuit loans are not loans in the traditional sense because repayment is dependent upon a successful outcome. That is, if the lawsuit fails, the lawsuit cash advance is not repaid.

Lawsuit funding contract terms dictate that repayment is to be made from lawsuit proceeds only. For this reason, lawsuit lenders cannot pursue plaintiffs personally for repayment. Lawsuit loans are appropriately deemed “non-recourse” funding.

How are They Used?

  • Medical treatment and surgery loans
  • Living expenses
  • Housing
  • Transportation
  • Past debts
  • School tuition
  • and more . . .

How the Process Works

Before considering non-recourse legal funding, we advise that clients speak with their trusted personal injury attorney to weigh out all of their options.

  1. APPLY ONLINE – The lawsuit loan application process is brief and straightforward. Simply fill out our brief online application or give us a call to get started.
  2. CASE REVIEW – We’ve been in the lawsuit funding business for over 15 years and have decades of legal experience. We need only a few minutes with your attorney to evaluate a case for lawsuit loan approval.
  3. RECEIVE FUNDS – Once approved, a contract is executed and money is sent via overnight check or electronic bank transfer.

Legal Funding and Legal System Delays

As stated above, legal system delays are inherent in the judicial process and are unavoidable. Their effects however, can be minimized in certain circumstances utilizing the power of lawsuit loans. If you are struggling financially due to delays in justice, you may have more options than you realize. If you have any questions regarding legal funding and your lawsuit, reach out to us at 888-964-2224 and speak to a live representative. We are at your service and here to help.

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How to Get Settlement Money Early

If you are involved in civil litigation and are encountering financial strain, you may wonder if it’s possible to get settlement money early. In this post, we explain how to use lawsuit loans to get a portion of your settlement money early – prior to actually resolving your case.

What are Lawsuit Loans?

Lawsuit loans are specialty financial transactions where lawsuit lenders advance money on pending cases. Lawsuit loans are also known as settlement funding, legal funding, settlement loans, case loans and lawsuit funding.

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Lawsuit Loans are Not Loans

Although the word “loan” is contained in some phrases describing these transactions, lawsuit loans are most definitely NOT loans in the traditional sense of the word. Traditional loans imply repayment at some point in the future. Lawsuit funding however allows you to get settlement money early by advancing cash in anticipation of settlement or recovery. Repayment is contingent upon a successful outcome.

This means lawsuit loans are risk free to plaintiffs who wish to get some of their settlement money early to the extent that repayment is made with the lawsuit proceeds themselves, not the plaintiff personally. Accordingly, lawsuit funding contracts are deemed “non-recourse” early advances on lawsuits.

Why You Might Need Settlement Money Early

Lawsuits take time and sometimes years may pass between the time a plaintiff is wronged in the eyes of the law and some sort of monetary recovery. There are many reasons why lawsuits take so long.

For example, a personal injury case might be forced to continue medical treatment or even surgery. Healing from injury adds to the litigation process because often, it is impossible to gauge the permanency and severity of an injury until all treatment options are exhausted.

While treating, plaintiffs are often not able to earn as much money as before their accidents. This adds stress to an already stressful situation leaving many plaintiffs susceptible to low-ball settlement offer tactics used by insurance companies to minimize the amount of compensation plaintiffs receive for their troubles.

How Pre-Settlement Funding Can Help

Lawsuit loans are an effective way to get settlement money early and resolve short-term cash flow issues that plaintiffs potentially face. Traditional bank loans involve lengthy credit checks and sometimes pledging collateral. Lawsuit loans involve no credit checks and no need to prove your income or employment status. Lawsuit loan companies rely solely on the strength of your case and how much you’ll likely receive when it’s over.

Even better, you can use lawsuit loans for any expense whatsoever. Many clients use early settlement money to pay for:

  • Medical treatment or surgeries
  • Living expenses
  • School tuition or education payments
  • Housing costs such as rent or mortgage payments
  • Consolidating existing debt
  • Transportation costs
  • Business expenses, and
  • other uses for lawsuit loans

Pre-settlement funding is a financial lifeline for plaintiffs, enabling them to cover their costs while waiting out the legal process. Getting settlement money early through lawsuit loans avoids the credit and employment issues which normally face traditional borrowers.

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How Legal Funding Works to Get Settlement Money Early

The legal funding process works as follows:

  • Plaintiff contacts lawsuit funder and gives some details about the lawsuit. This will include:
    • Plaintiffs name, address and contact information
    • Attorney’s name and contact information
    • Date of accident/incident
    • Amount of money needed early
    • Whether plaintiff has received funding previously
  • Lawsuit lender chases paperwork from client and/or attorney and builds a file to send to a lawsuit funding underwriter.
  • Underwriter contacts attorney to discuss the case.
  • Decision is made and if approved, an offer for funding is presented to the plaintiff.
  • Plaintiff and attorney agree, execute and return the lawsuit funding contract.
  • Plaintiff receives funds via bank transfer or overnight delivery of a check.

The Costs for Getting Settlement Money Early

As stated above, legal funding contracts are only repaid if the lawsuit is successful. These are asset purchase agreements in which plaintiffs sell a portion of their settlement ahead of time. If the case should lose, what was purchased (settlement proceeds) is worthless. Thus, there is no repayment. That’s the good news.

The bad news is funding companies must charge for this additional risk of loss. Thus plaintiffs can expect to pay approximately 36% or more per year for cash advances on pending lawsuits.

And there is more good news – it’s never been easier to shop for lawsuit loans since information on lawsuit funding rates is plentiful on the internet if you take the time to look. Information on the types of lawsuit loan pricing structures (compounding vs. simple) and legal loan fees can be found all online. It might be wise to examine these types of costs and make a determination on which is the best fit for your personal situation.

Pros and Cons of Lawsuit Loans

Legal Funding: Pros

  1. You get money in as little as 12-24 hours.
  2. You can use the money however you wish.
  3. You can refuse low-ball settlement offers and allow your attorney(s) to negotiate a better settlement.

Lawsuit Loans: Cons

  1. Lawsuit loans can be costly – especially if a plaintiff doesn’t do his/her homework.
  2. Not all cases qualify for lawsuit funding.
    • Although many lawsuit loan case types exist, many more simply do not fit within the investment wishes of lawsuit “lenders”. These might include:
      • Social security cases
      • Divorces
      • Some workers’ compensation cases
      • Trust and Estate disputes
      • You are Pro Se (aren’t represented by counsel)
      • Your attorney is not representing you on a contingency fee basis.
      • and more. . .

Do You Need to Get Settlement Money Early

Above we discuss the benefits and drawbacks of getting settlement money early through lawsuit loans. Now you are in a better position to see if lawsuit loans are right for you. If you have any questions or want to know if you qualify, simply pick up the phone and give us a call. You’ll reach a live person during business hours who can answer your questions.

Or you can contact us online for more information. Fortunately, choosing the best lawsuit loan company is well within the reach of every plaintiff. Give us a call. We are here to help and are at your service.

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Successful Legal Funding Applications are Possible – Learn How

Legal battles take time, and this time lag can become a significant hurdle for plaintiffs seeking justice. Legal funding, also known as litigation financing or settlement loans, is a potential solution. Legal funding provides financial support to plaintiffs so they can meet their expenses while they wait out the process. Successful legal funding applications depend upon a variety of factors.

Securing lawsuit loan approvals are not always easy and straightforward. In this post, we examine 5 tips for successful legal funding applications and approvals.

Successful Legal Funding Applications

Before applying for legal funding, ensure you have a comprehensive understanding of legal funding and the lawsuit loan process. Legal funding is selling a portion of a future settlement for immediate cash. In return, the plaintiff pledges a portion of the recovery depending upon how long the case needs to resolve and whether the case is won. Because legal funding contracts are contingent upon a successful outcome, these transactions are considered “non-recourse” funding. That is, repayment comes from the settlement itself, not from the plaintiff personally. If the case is lost, so is the lawsuit lender’s investment.

Understanding legal funding can help with successful legal funding applications since a potential client understands the nature of the transaction. With this knowledge, plaintiffs can better understand the next 4 tips.

Understand Your Case

Successful legal funding applications means understanding what lawsuit funding companies are looking for as investments. Lawsuit lenders are looking for the following:

Since lawsuit funders are only compensated if a case is successful, it is not surprising for them to look for cases with a strong likelihood of success. Strong liability and damages are the nuts and bolts of a lawsuit. Representation by a contingency fee based attorney adds another layer of probability to a lawsuit funding investment since attorneys are unlikely to invest their time and money in a lawsuit that will not generate a fee for their firm.

Understanding that certain lawsuit types are better candidates for funding than others will get you ahead of the game when trying to secure a successful legal funding application.

Choose the Right Funding Provider

Not all legal funding providers are the same. So successful legal funding applications can depend upon who you are applying with. Learning how to shop for lawsuit loans can be an extremely cost effective use of your time. Research and identify reputable and experienced funders who specialize in your type of case.

Consider factors such as costs, fees, and legal funding rates. Make sure all the terms and conditions are clear. The best legal funding contracts are free from hidden fees and clearly state repayment amounts in the agreement.

It’s crucial to choose the best lawsuit funding company so that your advance cost and terms are fair. You should choose a funding company who understands the complexities of your case and can offer tailored financial solutions to meet your needs. This is not hard to accomplish and will be time well spent.

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Successful Legal Funding Applications Need Accurate Information

Providing accurate information can go a long way in a successful legal funding application. During the initial screening, lawsuit lenders gather all the information they need. Remember, your goal and the goal of the legal funding company are the same: a successful legal funding application. Since approvals are wanted by both parties, making it easy on lawsuit lenders can help your cause.

Make sure you provide your lawyer’s full name, name of the firm, address, and phone number. Also make sure you accurately detail the date of accident, the type of medical treatment you received or a measure of the damages you sustained. Remember, information is crucial to lawsuit loan underwriters. Most often, a representative will need to speak with the attorney to gather information about the lawsuit’s strength and the approximate amount of any potential settlement. Plaintiffs should provide accurate information to ensure no delays in getting same day approval for a lawsuit loan.

Effective communication is key to a successful legal funding application. Be responsive to inquiries from potential funders and maintain open and honest communication throughout the process, addressing any concerns or questions that may arise. Building a strong relationship with your funding provider can lead to a smoother funding process and a successful outcome.

Attorney Cooperation – Successful Legal Funding Application Key

Attorney cooperation in lawsuit funding is the master key to successful legal funding applications. Attorneys are an integral part of the legal funding process since they:

  • usually provide the required case documents.
  • participate in the underwriting process.
  • must sign off on the agreement itself.
  • are responsible for repayment in the event of a successful recovery.

In years past, many lawyers were reluctant to take on these responsibilities for their clients. This is understandable since successful legal funding applications were not part of their job description. The good news is that legal funding has matured and the entire process is streamlined. This means that attorney participation is less intrusive on their time. When it comes to legal funding approvals, attorney cooperation tops the list. So helping your attorney with your settlement loan can go a long way to a successful legal funding application.

Securing Successful Legal Funding Applications

Successful legal funding applications require just a few ingredients. Understanding your case, legal funding, and choosing the right funder can all go a long way to securing legal funding. Being clear and accurate with the information you provide also contributes to success. These four ingredients are well within the control of most plaintiffs. Attorney cooperation then is the missing ingredient but can make all the difference in successful legal funding applications.

By following these five tips, you can enhance your chances of obtaining the financial support needed to pursue your legal case successfully. With diligence and perseverance, you can navigate the legal funding landscape and secure the resources necessary to achieve a favorable outcome in your case.

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Social Media and Lawsuits – What Affects Your Case

Social media and lawsuits are a logical outflow in today’s interconnected world since social media platforms have become an integral part of our daily lives. From sharing personal experiences to posting updates on various events, people often turn to platforms like Facebook, Instagram, X (Twitter), and others to connect with friends and family.

However, the ubiquity of social media introduces a new dynamic in the legal landscape, particularly in the realm of personal injury or other civil lawsuits. In this post, we examine social media and lawsuits and explore some ways this new technology can affect personal injury and other civil cases.

What is Social Media

Social media is digital technology that allows the sharing of ideas and information, including text and visuals, through virtual networks and communities. Essentially, social media platforms provide a forum where people can communicate freely.

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When these communities began at the end of the 20th century, they were nowhere near as large and influential. Since the launch of Facebook in the mid 2000’s, social media platforms were the most visited websites internationally and according to the Pew Research Center, well over half the US population is on one form of social media or another.

Over time, social media has evolved from direct electronic information exchange, to virtual gathering place or community, to retail platforms for companies to sell their products and services. Their popularity offers both personal and commercial opportunities to individuals and businesses. Yet, there are some downsides to this widespread exchange of information.

Lawsuits and the Use of Evidence

Evidence is anything that can show the likelihood of the truth of something asserted. Simply put, anything that can be used to prove something is evidence. Lawyers use evidence to prove a particular fact or position for their clients. Thus, evidence is the building blocks of a lawsuit.

What Can Be Used as Evidence?

There are many types of evidence. Type of admissible evidence include:

  • Direct evidence
  • Circumstantial evidence
  • Statistical evidence
  • Real evidence
  • Demonstrative evidence
  • Documentary evidence
  • Impression evidence
  • Testimonial evidence
  • Character evidence
  • Habit evidence
  • Hearsay evidence exceptions
  • Forensic evidence
  • Trace evidence
  • Expert witness evidence
  • Digital evidence

What Cannot be Used as Evidence?

Forms of evidence that are generally inadmissible include hearsay, prejudicial, improperly obtained or irrelevant items.

What Evidence Does in Practice

Evidence is used to support a particular position during legal proceedings. The parties either use evidence to prove or disprove something. In civil cases, plaintiffs have the burden of proof. Thus, they need to show enough evidence to prove to the fact finder (judge or jury) that their side of the story is true. If they fail to do so, they lose the case.

Social Media as Evidence of Liability

The interaction between social media and lawsuits involves the use of social media information as evidence. Individuals involved in accidents sometimes share details about their lives, activities, and well-being on these platforms. Attorneys, insurance companies, and opposing parties use this information to strengthen or undermine a case.

Social Media Example 1

Consider a plaintiff who posted in the past about their involvement in a prior accident. These pictures are available to defense attorneys as part of the discovery process. They most likely would use these photos to question the causal relationship between plaintiff’s injuries and the accident in question. If, as part of discovery, plaintiff stated there were no prior accidents, plaintiff’s credibility will also be called into question.

Social Media and Lawsuits Example 2

Consider a motor vehicle accident defendant would regularly posts videos of himself bobbing and weaving through traffic at a high rate of speed. These posts are also discoverable and could be used to establish a pattern of reckless behavior.

Social Media and Lawsuits – Evidence of Damages

Social media can also influence the assessment of damages in a personal injury lawsuit. Plaintiffs seeking compensation for physical and emotional distress may find their claims challenged based on the information available on social media.

Social Media and Damages Example 1

Consider a plaintiff claiming emotional distress and trauma after a car accident posts pictures or updates showing them enjoying social events without signs of distress. The defense could argue that these activities contradict the alleged emotional suffering. While these pictures may not be enough by themselves, it’s possible that with other evidence, a fact finder can be swayed.

Social Media and Lawsuit Damages Example 2

Consider a plaintiff claiming severe and permanent physical injuries who posts pictures of themselves engaging in physically demanding activities after the accident. Defense lawyers will use these posts to question the severity of any alleged injuries, their permanency, and their impact upon the plaintiff’s quality of life.

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Preservation of Evidence

Attorneys often advise their clients to be cautious about their social media activity during ongoing legal proceedings. As stated above, posts, comments, or even private messages can be used as evidence. Clients should also be aware that deleting social media while involved in a lawsuit can also have consequences.

If, during litigation, a plaintiff deletes social media content relevant to the case, such as posts about the incident or related injuries, this could be considered spoliation. Spoliation is the deliberate, accidental or negligent destruction of relevant evidence. Not only will plaintiffs face damage to their credibility if posts are deleted. Some can even be ordered to pay fines if social media posts are destroyed during a lawsuit.

Social Media and Lawsuits Takeaways

While social media provides a platform for individuals to express themselves and connect with others, it also presents challenges in the context of personal injury lawsuits. Both plaintiffs and defendants should exercise caution and be mindful of the potential impact their social media can affect their lawsuits. Attorneys might want to advise clients on the prudent use of social media during lawsuits to avoid compromising the strength of their case. As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the legal system must adapt to effectively navigate the complexities introduced by social media.

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IMPORTANT: This and all articles contained on the Fair Rate Funding lawsuit loan blog are intended for information purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Consult with a lawyer for any legal issues you may be experiencing.

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Attorneys Use the Power of Lawsuit Loans to Help Their Practices

Personal injury law is a unique specialty in the realm of civil litigation. Navigating through lengthy legal battles can be financially challenging for both lawyers and their clients. Savvy injury attorneys use the power of lawsuit loans to their advantage. These specialty financial products are a valuable financial tool for attorneys to support their practices while ensuring that their clients receive fair compensation. In this post, we explore how the power of lawsuit loans can benefit lawyers in personal injury practices.

Understanding Lawsuit Loans

Power of Lawsuit Loans

Lawsuits take time to resolve. There are plenty of reasons why. As a result, personal injury lawyers are often asked for money by their injured clients. This is understandable since a large number of injury plaintiffs cannot work due to their injuries. Unfortunately, state ethics rules often prohibit the practice of advancing money to plaintiffs in anticipation of settlement. One large reason behind this policy is to discourage attorneys from paying for clients.

Although policy reasons might make sense, they do nothing to help injured plaintiffs who desperately need to find a way to keep their expenses paid. Lawsuit loans are designed to fill this need.

Lawsuit loans are monetary advances to personal injury and other plaintiffs prior to settlement. Lawsuit loans are different from traditional loans. They are non-recourse, meaning that plaintiffs only repay if their cases are successful. This unique feature makes lawsuit loans a low-risk option for clients and consequently, a powerful resource for lawyers looking to support their clients throughout the litigation process.

Lawyers Utilize the Power of Lawsuit Loans

Lawsuit loans offer a multitude of benefits to personal injury and other civil litigation attorneys. Some of these are listed below:

Financial Stability

Personal injury cases can take months or even years to reach a resolution. During this time, plaintiffs may face financial strain as they wait out the legal process. Lawsuit loans offer the power to refuse low-ball settlement offers by offering plaintiffs a financial lifeline to keep expenses current.

Further, through case-cost financing, lawsuit lenders can help attorneys directly by advancing immediate cash to law firms to cover operating expenses, such as office rent, staff salaries, and case-related costs.

Client Retention and Satisfaction

When clients are facing financial difficulties due to medical expenses, lost wages, or other financial burdens, savvy lawyers counsel clients on how to shop for a good lawsuit loan company. This not only eases the financial burden on clients but also strengthens the attorney-client relationship, potentially leading to higher client satisfaction, loyalty, and potentially future referral business.

Leveling the Playing Field

In personal injury cases, defendants often have the advantage of deeper pockets and resources. Lawsuit loans level the playing field between financially strong insurance companies and individual plaintiffs. The power of lawsuit loans rests with the financial means to endure a sometimes long, drawn out process. This can lead to stronger negotiations and, in some cases, encourage defendants to settle on more favorable terms.

Access to Experts and Resources

Building a strong personal injury case often requires expert testimony from a variety of professionals. These might include: medical professionals, accident reconstruction specialists, and others. Lawsuit loans often enable lawyers to access these resources without compromising the quality of their representation. This can significantly enhance the strength of the case and increase the likelihood of a favorable outcome.

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Attorneys Use the Power to their Clients’ Benefit

With the power of lawsuit loans, lawyers can focus on building a solid case without the pressure of immediate financial concerns. This can lead to a more thorough and effective legal strategy, potentially expediting the case resolution process.

Lawsuit loans are a valuable asset for lawyers in personal injury practices, offering financial stability, client satisfaction, and enhanced resources. By understanding and incorporating lawsuit loans into their practice management, attorneys can navigate the complexities of personal injury litigation with confidence, ultimately achieving better outcomes for themselves and their clients.

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Tracking the Top 5 NJ Personal Injury Blogs Online

NJ personal injury blogs can be an incredible source of information for those injured due to the actions/inactions of others.  Personal injury plaintiffs turn to personal injury blogs to gather insight from established legal professionals.  What might not be familiar to plaintiffs might be a regular part of the business world of personal injury lawyers.  Thus, NJ personal injury blogs are a medium to share experiences and educate potential plaintiffs and legal professionals regarding personal injury practice in the Garden State.  In this post, we examine the top 5 best injury blogs in New Jersey (in no particular order).

Drazin and Warshaw, P.C.

Drazin and Warshaw, P.C. is a personal injury law firm with offices in Red Bank, Hazlet, Brick, and Westfield.  Their flagship office is located in Red Bank, New Jersey.  The firm has a dozen attorneys, and their website boasts they have recovered over $½ BILLION on behalf of their clients. 

Top 5 NJ Injury Law Blogs

The Drazin and Warshaw law firm has always been a strong participant in New Jersey personal injury practice, particularly in Monmouth County.  Online, their NJ personal injury blog is perhaps the most helpful resource for both current and potential plaintiffs in the State.  

What stands out about Drazin and Warshaw’s personal injury law blog is the writing.  While it’s common to find “What to Do After You’ve Had an Accident” articles on many legal websites, D&W’s blog offers insightful articles that are anything but ordinary.

Consider this insightful article discussing Kyleigh’s Law in New Jersey.  Kyleigh’s Law was passed in 2010 in response to an increase in “distracted driving” by younger drivers in the State.  The law requires vehicle decals on autos driven by those under 21 years of age.  The blog article gave a thorough overview of the law and why both proponents and opponents supported their respective positions.  The post posed the question whether Kyleigh’s Law will ultimately protect younger drivers from serious or fatal injuries or simply allow law enforcement to target these individuals because of their age.

While not answering the question directly, this type of writing is authentic, honest, and objective.  It is the type of content top NJ injury blogs should provide and can be extremely valuable to interested readers.  For these reasons, the Drazin and Warshaw NJ personal injury blog makes our list.

Richard J. Hollawell and Associates

Richard J. Hollawell, Esq. heads up the personal injury practice located at 121 Saratoga Lane, Woolwich Township, NJ 08085 according to the firm’s website.  The firm specializes in personal injury litigation and boasts extensive experience both on the plaintiff’s and defendant’s side of the litigation process.  Holloway mentions working for a large, nationally recognized property and casualty (P&C) insurer prior to “hanging a shingle”.  According to his profile, the head attorney states that his extensive experience and “insider knowledge” place him in an excellent position to represent injured plaintiffs.

More importantly, the Holloway and Associates personal injury blog is an excellent resource of information for current and potential personal injury plaintiffs.   Visitors can read about various legal topics ranging from the average car accident settlement in NJ to statute of limitations rules to the seven most famous celebrity car accidents. 

Not only car accident cases are examined, however.  Blog topics also include:

  • Frequent workplace injuries
  • OSHA violations
  • Slip and falls
  • Tips to negotiate personal injury settlements.

Richard Hollawell and Associates is located in Gloucester County, due east of Wilmington, DE.  If you were injured in an accident and want to discover if you can recover from a negligent party, Rick Hollawell may very well be worth consideration. At the very least, a visit to the personal injury law blog will result in a better understanding of NJ personal injury law.

The New Jersey Litigation Blog

The New Jersey Litigation Blog is another well written injury blog but with an added twist.  Instead of being written by plaintiffs’ attorneys, it’s written from the defendants’ perspective.  The blog is the creative expression of Betsy Ramos, a partner with Capehart and Scatchard, PA. According to the site, C&S was founded in 1876 and is one of the oldest law firms in New Jersey.

Headquartered in Mount Laurel Township, C&S is a “full- service, diversified law firm of more than 80 attorneys” who practice in the NY, NJ, and PA tri-state area.  The firm practices in a multitude of specialties. 

Perhaps most importantly, the New Jersey Litigation Blog, offers a different perspective than the plaintiff-based NJ injury blogs on the internet.  Ms. Ramos, Executive Committee Member and Co-Chair of the Litigation Department at the firm, represents insurers and their policy holders against tort actions, such as negligence.  While NJ injury law is covered extensively on the platform, laypersons may find some of the writing difficult to understand.  Ms. Ramos uses her extensive experience to blog about litigation, but the writings are probably designed for reading by other lawyers. 

Although case citations and procedural discussions might not be of interest to personal injury plaintiffs specifically, the NJ Litigation blog is written in a thorough but clear and concise manner.  For these reasons, the New Jersey Litigation Blog ranks on our list of the top 5 NJ injury blogs.

Eichen, Crutchlow, Zaslow, LLP

Eichen, Crutchlow, Zaslow, LLP is a full-service trial law firm specializing in representing plaintiffs.  Much of their practice involves personal injury cases and the firm’s boasts they’ve recovered over 100 million dollars in settlements and jury verdicts for their clients in the last ten years. With offices in Edison and Toms River, the Eichen, Crutchlow, Zaslow firm represents clients throughout the State and does so with great success.  It is not uncommon to see ECZ advertisements on billboards and on the internet and, if the verdicts listed on njadvocates.com are any indication, their clients are well represented.

Perhaps even more impressive is the ECZ injury law blog, which offers helpful insight into the world of NJ personal injury law.  The blog offers caring entries such as the “Most Telltale Signs of Elder Abuse in Nursing Homes”.  One can easily see a reader gaining value from this article or even stopping elder abuse in a particular situation.  Other entries range from the emotional effects of suffering from personal injuries to a discussion of NJ’s No-Fault insurance laws.

Whatever the topic, visitors to the ECZ injury law blog find the posts clear, direct and insightful.  For these reasons, the firm’s injury law blog makes our list of the top 5 NJ injury law blogs for 2023.

Team Law NJ Personal Injury Blog

For more than 60 years, the Tobin, Kessler, Greenstein, Caruso Wiener & Konray law firm has represented personal injury clients throughout New Jersey.  Team Law has a reputation of zealously representing their clients and informing the public about their legal rights.

Consider that in 1998, Team Law set up a mobile office near a housing complex in Edison, NJ, where a gas line explosion destroyed several apartment buildings.  Team Law set up the intake center to aid the over 1500 displaced residents understand their rights. 

While setting up the mobile office opened the Team Law firm to reprimand for improper solicitation, there is another way to look at the situation.  Setting up near the explosion site offered victims the valuable legal service of providing the accident victims with important information about their legal rights and remedies.

Team Law are plaintiff advocates and this is also apparent with the entries on the firm’s NJ injury law blog.  Readers who visit this page benefit from legal insights regarding various personal injury topics.  For example, a recent article explores the legal implications of ski, snowboard, and snow tubing accidents at New Jersey resorts.  Other topics include:

  • Ice and Snow Liability
  • Pedestrian Rights
  • School Bus Accidents
  • Slip and Falls
  • And more. 

The wide variety of topics covered give current and potential plaintiffs a great deal of valuable information.  This information can aid these individuals in a myriad of ways and for these reasons, the Team Law blog is the final entry on our list of the Top 5 NJ injury blogs.

Who We Are

We, at Fair Rate Funding, are also plaintiff advocates.  We provide much needed financial support when plaintiffs face financial trouble as a result of their injuries.  Collecting on a negligence action takes time.  Often, plaintiffs can wait for several years before they are compensated.  While they wait, plaintiffs can encounter financial struggles, especially if their injuries prevent them from earning as much as they did prior to the accident.  Accident lawsuit loans are designed for this specific purpose.

Why We Wrote About NJ Injury Blogs

We wrote this list of the top 5 NJ injury law blogs to help you find valuable information regarding personal injury practice in New Jersey.  Whether you were recently injured and are looking for counsel, or you are already involved with a case, we offer this post as a road map to help you better understand your current situation.  NJ personal injury law is a complex field with many angles and approaches.  We hope this list will aid you in whatever your endeavors may be.

More Information about Fair Rate Funding

For more information about Fair Rate Funding, visit our blog where we also cover a variety of legal topics.  Our aim is to help you with information about personal injury and other civil litigation and help you understand the lawsuit loan process and how they fit into the realm of personal injury law. 

If you cannot find the answer you are looking for on this site, simply pick up the phone and give us a call.  You will reach a live person who will gladly field your question(s).  We are here to help and are at your service.

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What Happens When Plaintiffs Die During Lawsuits

Personal injury cases are often lengthy and intricate legal proceedings, requiring time and patience for both plaintiffs and defendants. However, life is unpredictable, and unfortunately, sometimes personal injury plaintiffs pass away before their cases are concluded. In this post, we explore what happens when plaintiffs die during a lawsuit. The legal landscape becomes more complex, involving various considerations and potential outcomes.

When personal injury plaintiffs die during lawsuits but before their cases conclude, it introduces a series of challenges. The legal process may be halted or altered significantly. The court must determine how to proceed and address the issue of representation.

Survival of Claims and Potential Successors

When Plaintiffs Die During Lawsuit

The survival of the plaintiff’s claims depends on jurisdiction. Some legal systems allow personal injury claims to survive plaintiff’s death, while others may not. In cases where survival is permitted, the court must identify potential successors or beneficiaries who can continue the legal action on behalf of the deceased.

When plaintiffs die during a lawsuit from injuries sustained from the accident which is the basis of the original case, his/her estate can pursue damages under the jurisdiction’s wrongful death statute. If not, a survival action may be permitted. Damages could include medical expenses, pain and suffering, property damage, loss of enjoyment, emotional distress, and loss of wages. If a settlement is reached, it will go into the estate.

Estate Representation When Plaintiffs Die During Lawsuits

When plaintiffs die during a lawsuit, an administrator or executor of the decedent’s estate is required to initiate a lawsuit in most states. If the deceased plaintiff did not designate an administrator or executor, then the court will appoint one. This representative will act on behalf of the deceased and manage the legal proceedings. It is crucial to identify and notify the deceased’s heirs and beneficiaries during this process.

Distribution of Damages

In the event of a successful case, the distribution of damages becomes a critical consideration. Laws governing the distribution of damages vary, and the court will decide how to allocate compensation among the deceased’s heirs, beneficiaries, or the estate.

Impact on Damages Awarded

The death of a personal injury plaintiff may also impact the damages awarded. Factors such as the plaintiff’s age, life expectancy, and the severity of injuries suffered may influence the final compensation amount. Courts may need to reevaluate the damages based on the changed circumstances.

For example, if the cause of death was not from the injuries, there is no recovery for lost wages or benefits beyond the date of death. That is, if plaintiff was injured from a car accident but later died from a heart attack two years later, personal injury damages would be limited for future earnings since the death was unrelated.

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Challenges for Defendants

When plaintiffs die during lawsuits, defendants must be prepared to navigate changes in legal dynamics, interact with estate representatives, and address potential successors or wrongful death claims. Adapting to these challenges requires careful legal consideration and strategic planning.

Further, dealing with a case where plaintiffs die during the lawsuit requires a delicate approach. Defendants must navigate legal proceedings with sensitivity, recognizing the emotional toll on the deceased’s family and addressing any public relations challenges that may arise from the circumstances.

Options for Representatives

Surviving relatives or other representatives can still pursue the underlying personal injury case after death. Remaining with the existing personal injury attorney or hiring a more experienced lawyer is one of the first important decisions a representative can make.

While the case(s) progress, some interested parties may encounter financial needs while the case is litigated. In this situation, lawsuit loans are one possible solution. Lawsuit loans are specialty finance transactions which provide financial support to plaintiffs who need it. They are advances upon the future settlement. As such they are sometimes referred to as settlement loans.

Lawsuit funding is non-recourse, which means that the lender is repaid directly from the settlement. If no compensation is recovered, the advance is not repaid. Since a lawsuit loan is an advance on the settlement, there are no monthly payments and the applicant’s credit is not a factor in getting lawsuit loan approvals.

When Plaintiffs Die During Lawsuits – Takeaways

Dealing with the death of a personal injury plaintiff before the case reaches resolution is undoubtedly a complex and sensitive matter. Legal systems must carefully navigate the intricacies of estate representation, potential successors, and the distribution of damages. The involvement of experienced legal professionals is crucial to ensuring a fair and just resolution in the face of such unfortunate circumstances.

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Surgery Lawsuit Loans Help Injured Plaintiffs

Injuries sometime require surgical intervention. The ability to pay for such procedures is sometimes troubling. For injured people involved in personal injury lawsuits and awaiting settlement, surgery lawsuit loans can be a crucial lifeline. In this post, we will explore how plaintiffs can use lawsuit loans for surgical procedures.

Understanding Lawsuit Loans for Surgery

Lawsuit loans, also known as legal funding or pre-settlement funding, are financial resources plaintiffs access while waiting for their legal cases to conclude. These funds are used for various purposes, yet one significant use is covering the costs of surgical procedures.

Surgical Lawsuit Loans

Why are Surgery Lawsuit Loans Needed

Plaintiffs need surgery lawsuit loans when there is no available insurance coverage to pay for a procedure. For example, a plaintiff slips and falls on ice in front of a business one week after a snow storm. He/she pursues a lawsuit against the business owner in negligence since a reasonable business owner would salt or otherwise maintain the area for safety. If the plaintiff needs surgery but does not possess medical insurance, he/she must find a way to pay for the procedure.

One way to secure treatment would be to find a medical provider (surgeon) to perform the surgery on a letter of protection or “LOP”. A letter of protection is a promise made by plaintiff’s attorney to “protect” the doctor’s lien against any future recovery.

If no coverage exists, and/or a medical provider who will accept a letter of protection cannot be found, lawsuit funding for surgeries are one available solution.

How Surgical Lawsuit Loans Work

Surgery lawsuit loans are similar to normal lawsuit loans because they are advances upon the future settlement of a particular lawsuit. The unique nature of these specialty financial instruments means they require no out of pocket payments. Instead, the advance is repaid only when the case reaches a successful resolution. Thus, no co-payment or any other payment is required at the time of treatment. Because of this, plaintiffs who are in financial trouble turn to surgery lawsuit loans in their time of need.

The way surgery lawsuit loans work is as follows:

  • A plaintiff provides relevant case documents including an incident report, insurance coverage, medical records and an estimate for the procedure sought to a surgical funding company.
  • The surgery lawsuit loan company contacts the medical provider to negotiate the best possible terms for the procedure.
  • The plaintiff signs a contract directing the funding company to pay the medical providers directly for the procedure(s).
  • Plaintiff gets the operation or other treatment.
  • Plaintiff’s attorney repays the surgery lawsuit loan upon the case’s successful resolution and in accordance with the contract terms.

Surgery Lawsuit Loan Benefits

Surgical lawsuit loans offer the following benefits:

  • Surgical lawsuit loans allow plaintiffs to get medical treatment when there is no available means to pay.
  • Use of surgical lawsuit loans increases the case’s settlement value since surgery is objective evidence of serious and permanent injury.
  • Attorneys negotiate larger settlements for their clients due to an increase in treatment.
  • Injuries requiring surgical intervention are better candidates for lawsuit funding used for other expenses.

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Tips to Utilize Surgery Lawsuit Loans Effectively

  1. Evaluate Eligibility and Settlement Prospects: Before considering lawsuit funding for surgery, consider your cases approval chances.
  2. Consult with Legal and Financial Professionals: Seek guidance from legal and financial professionals to understand the terms and conditions associated with lawsuit funding. They can provide insights into the potential impact on your settlement and offer advice on the most favorable course of action.
  3. Research Reputable Lawsuit Funding Companies: Look for and choose the best lawsuit loan company. Research their track record, customer reviews, and terms to ensure transparency and fairness.
  4. Determine the Specifics of the Loan: Clearly understand the surgery loan terms and conditions. This includes: interest rates, repayment conditions, and any fees involved. Knowing these details will help you make informed decisions and avoid surprises when it’s time to repay the advance.
  5. Work with Medical Professionals: Collaborate with your healthcare providers to obtain detailed cost estimates for the surgical procedure(s). Having a clear understanding of the financial requirements will enable you to request an appropriate amount of lawsuit funding.
  6. Optimizing Lawsuit Loans for Surgery:
    • Negotiate Reasonable Terms: When securing lawsuit funding, negotiate for favorable terms, such as lower lawsuit loan rates or longer repayment periods.
    • Use Funds Prudently: Utilize the funds solely for the intended surgical procedure and related medical expenses. Avoid unnecessary spending to ensure the funds are sufficient for your healthcare needs.
  7. Stay Informed and Engage in Open Communication: Keep the lawsuit funding company informed about any changes in your case, and maintain open communication throughout the process. This transparency can foster a positive relationship and facilitate a smoother experience.

Help If You Need It

Lawsuit funding can serve as a lifeline for individuals in need of surgical procedures while awaiting legal settlements. By carefully navigating the lawsuit loan process, understanding the terms, and optimizing the use of funds, individuals can alleviate the financial stress associated with serious personal injury and treatment of the same. Remember to consult with legal and financial professionals to make well-informed decisions that prioritize both your health and financial well-being.

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Why Choose Fair Rate Funding for Lawsuit Loans?

When facing the financial strain of a legal battle, plaintiffs often find themselves in need of immediate funds to cover living expenses, medical bills, or other pressing financial obligations. Many plaintiffs choose Fair Rate Funding for lawsuit loans as they are a lifeline during challenging times, providing financial support until a case reaches its resolution.

Among the multitude of options available, Fair Rate Funding stands out as a reputable and reliable choice for plaintiffs seeking lawsuit loans. In this post, we explore why choosing Fair Rate Funding is the best idea for those navigating the complexities of litigation.

Choose Fair Rate Funding for Transparency

As the name suggests, Fair Rate Funding is committed to providing plaintiffs with transparent and fair lawsuit loan rates. Transparency is crucial when it comes to lawsuit loans, as it ensures that plaintiffs understand the terms of the agreement and are not blindsided by hidden fees or exorbitant costs. Fair Rate Funding prides itself on its commitment to fairness, ensuring that plaintiffs receive a clear and straightforward breakdown of the costs associated with their lawsuit loans.

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Quick and Hassle-Free Process

Time is often of the essence for plaintiffs in need of financial assistance. Fair Rate Funding recognizes the urgency of the situation and streamlines its application process to be quick and hassle-free. With a simple online application, plaintiffs can submit their information and receive a prompt response.

In the alternative, you can call now and reach a live body. We understand dealing with phone systems can be frustrating. We are old school in that we actually answer the phones! This way you can ask questions and make the most of your inquiry. Efficiency is what sets Fair Rate Funding apart. We provide much-needed financial relief without unnecessary delays.

No Repayment if You Lose

One of the unique advantages offered by choosing Fair Rate Funding is the non-recourse nature of its lawsuit loans. In the unfortunate event that a plaintiff loses their case, they are not obligated to repay the loan. This feature provides a crucial safety net for individuals who may be hesitant about taking on additional financial burdens during an already stressful time. Our commitment to sharing the risk of loss with our clients underscores our dedication to client-focused practices.

Customized Funding Solutions

Every legal case is unique. We understand one size does not fit all when it comes to lawsuit loans. We work closely with plaintiffs to tailor funding solutions that align with the specific needs of each situation. Whether a plaintiff requires a lump sum payment or periodic disbursements, Fair Rate Funding is flexible in accommodating individual circumstances.

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Ethical Practices and Consumer Advocacy

Fair Rate Funding is not just a financial service provider. We are plaintiff advocates – committed to treating plaintiffs with respect and empathy while recognizing the challenges they face. This commitment to ethical behavior has earned Fair Rate Funding a reputation for integrity within the legal funding industry.

Fair Rate Funding – Choose Us for Lawsuit Loans

Choosing the right provider for a lawsuit loan is a critical decision for plaintiffs seeking financial support during legal proceedings. Fair Rate Funding’s commitment to transparent rates, a quick lawsuit loan process, non-recourse funding, customized solutions, and ethical practices positions it as a trustworthy and dependable choice. When facing the financial strains of litigation, plaintiffs continually turn to Fair Rate Funding for assistance.

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