Lawsuit Loan Alternatives
Lawsuit Loan Alternatives Compete for Plaintiffs' Attention We specialize in providing fast, low-cost lawsuit loans to plaintiffs in financial trouble. Lawsuit loans are usually a "last-resort" for individuals who need to bridge the gap between an event which gives rise to a lawsuit and compensation in the form of a lawsuit recovery. In this post, we explore possible lawsuit loan alt...
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Lawsuit Loans - a Different Type of "Collateral" Lawsuit loans are specialty financial transactions where lawsuit "lenders" advance money to plaintiffs in anticipation of settlement. Although lawsuit loans are not technically loans, the transactions analyze lawsuits and use future lawsuit proceeds as a type of "collateral" to secure the advance. In this post, we examine the use of fu...
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Lawsuit Funding Best Practices Help Plaintiffs Successful businesses are those who put the needs of their customers first. If the customers' needs are met, then all parties to the transaction benefit. Lawsuit funding companies also share in this philosophy. This idea manifests itself in the adoption of lawsuit loan best practices designed for transparency in the business. In this p...
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How to Find a Reputable Lawsuit Funding Company Finding a reputable lawsuit funding company can seem like a daunting task. After all, a great deal of media coverage labels lawsuit funding as a predatory practice designed to take advantage of injured plaintiffs. The reality is that injured plaintiffs need money but often cannot qualify for traditional loans. Lawsuit loans are the fre...
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How Lawsuit Loan Companies Get Cases Originating new cases is the life blood of every legal operation. Lawyers are always in search of new clients. The same can be true of legal funding operations. In this post, we focus on legal funding case origination and explore how the lawsuit funding companies originate new business. Lawsuit Loans Originate From Need Lawsuit loan...
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Med Mal Lawsuit Funding Helps Plaintiffs in Need Lawsuit loans are routinely offered for medical malpractice cases by legal funding companies. The underwriting of these cases however, is often much more complicated than the standard negligence case. This post identifies some things to remember when attempting to secure Med Mal lawsuit funding. Medical Malpractice Basics The A...
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Potential Reasons You Were Denied a Lawsuit Loan Applying for lawsuit loans is easy, but what are the implications when you are denied a lawsuit loan? Most lawsuit loan applicants are approved for funding. In this post, we examine the reasons why plaintiffs are unsuccessful in their quest for financial support through legal funding, a.k.a. lawsuit loans. What are Lawsuit Loan...
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Multiple Lawsuit Loans Are Often Needed If you've already received an advance on your case, it is likely you will be eligible for additional funding. Of course, how much depends upon the specifics of your case. In this post, we examine the use of multiple lawsuit loans and how to go about getting multiple lawsuit loans on your case. What are Lawsuit Loans? A pre-settlement ...
DetailsAttorney Concerns with Lawsuit Funding
Why Attorneys are Concerned About Lawsuit Loans Plaintiff attorneys have legitimate concerns with lawsuit funding since their clients and cases are involved in these financial transactions. In this post, we examine why plaintiff lawyers are concerned with their clients entering into legal loan contracts and how these legitimate concerns are addressed. Attorney Concerns with Law...
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Frivolous Lawsuits - Costs and System Safeguards Lawsuits are a fundamental aspect of the legal system, serving as a mechanism for resolving disputes and ensuring justice. However, within the system is the ability of claimants/plaintiffs to initiate proceedings often referred to as frivolous lawsuits - legal actions which lack merit, are filed primarily to harass, intimidate, or extor...
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