The Lawsuit Loan Process
Lawsuit Loan Process Provides Much Needed Support Lawsuit loans provide financial support to plaintiffs while they wait out the legal process. In this post, we discuss the lawsuit loan process and what issues routinely arise. The following are the steps in the lawsuit loan process: Investigation and Application The lawsuit loan process begins with a plaintiff exploring ...
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“Low-ball” Settlement Offers - The Reason For Lawsuit Loans Insurance companies have long made low ball settlement offers to minimize their loss exposure. In this post, we examine the use of these tactics and the market's response in the form of lawsuit loans. Civil Lawsuit Delays Lawsuits take time. Plaintiffs can expect the civil legal process to last many months ...
DetailsHow Much Lawsuit Funding Can I Get?
How Much Lawsuit Funding is Available (the 10% Rule) Lawsuit loan amounts depend on a variety of factors. In this post, we examine how much lawsuit funding is available and what variables routinely come into play when calculating lawsuit loan amounts. How Much Lawsuit Funding Depends On: Lawsuit loan amounts depend on a bunch of things. Consider the impact of the following:...
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What Makes a Lawsuit Fundable? At Fair Rate Funding, we get funding requests for a wide variety lawsuit types. Fortunately, we are able to help many of these plaintiffs. There are limits however. In this post, we examine what makes up a fundable lawsuit and delve into the reasons why. The Structure of Lawsuit Loans Lawsuit loans are financial agreements where a plaintiff s...
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Lawsuit Loans Applicants Can Simplify the Process Applying for lawsuit loans has never been easier. In this post, we examine how to apply for lawsuit loans in the best possible manner. Applying properly for lawsuit funding can greatly increase your chances of success and tap into the advantages of lawsuit loans. Applying for Lawsuit Loans on the Phone One way to apply for l...
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Lawsuit Loans Get Better Settlement Offers Higher lawsuit settlements are the goal of every plaintiff's lawyer. Having the time to do so may not always be possible. Lawsuit loans attempt to level the playing field between litigants and insurance companies. The purpose of settlement loans is to allow plaintiffs to meet their financial needs while the lawsuit moves through the legal s...
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Is It Possible to Get More Than One Settlement Loan? Of course, the answer is that it depends. In this article we examine multiple settlement loans, how and why they occur and some limitations on the practice. What are Settlement Loans? Settlement loans are financial transactions where a lawsuit lender provides immediate cash to a plaintiff in exchange for a portion of a fut...
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What to Expect When Going to Trial Recent technologies allow us to see the reality behind trials in particular and the legal system works in general. Prior to these advances, much of what we learned about civil trial expectations came from books, movies or the occasional Matlock rerun on television. While Matlock was a criminal attorney, there are vastly more civil cases than crimi...
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Slip and Fall Notice Requirements - an Important Issue We've explored slip and fall accidents in previous posts. In this article, we explore slip and fall notice requirements as they pertain to negligence lawsuits. Slip and Fall Lawsuits Background Actions in negligence begin with a duty of care being owed to other people/entities. When that duty is breached, and that brea...
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Examining the Pros and Cons of Settlement Loans In this article, we will explore the pros and cons of lawsuit settlement loans. We examine the benefits and drawbacks of pre-settlement funding and offer advice on when to consider lawsuit loans as a financial support option. What are Settlement Loans? Settlement loans can be described as specialty financial transactions that pr...
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