Even if you have a strong and well-supported legal claim, it can take a significant amount of time to recover full and fair financial compensation through a lawsuit.
As described by the American Bar Association (ABA), the typical tort claim — such as a personal injury lawsuit — will take somewhere between three months and twenty-four months to reach a resolution.
This raises a potential problem for plaintiffs: What do you do if you need money right now? One option available is that you can borrow money from your settlement.
There are, of course, pros and cons to getting a loan against a lawsuit. Still, for many people, lawsuit funding is the most cost-effective way to get bills paid now.
How Does Borrowing Money for Your Lawsuit Work?
If you are getting money for a lawsuit or a loan against a lawsuit, you are technically getting something called a ‘non-recourse cash advance’.
Although the term ‘loan’ is often used in the industry, lawsuit funding is not technically a loan at all.
Instead, plaintiffs “sell” a portion of the value of their case in exchange for immediate cash. This means that your eligibility to borrow against your lawsuit is based on the strength and value of that lawsuit.
The higher your settlement is expected to be, the more cash you will likely be able to access today. With lawsuit borrowing, there are no credit checks and there is no income verification.
Approval may take as little as a single day. That being said, a lawsuit lending company will need some basic information from your attorney before it can proceed in reviewing your application for a settlement advance.
Do I Pay Any Out-of-Pocket Fees if I Borrow Money from a Pending Lawsuit?
No. The most reputable lawsuit lenders do not charge any upfront fees or out-of-pocket costs.
Since lawsuit loans are not technically loans, there aren’t any fees to process the cash advance.
No Monthly Payments — You Only Pay if You Recover Financial Compensation
When you are looking for the right lawsuit lending company, two of the most questions you need to ask are as follows:
- Are there monthly payments?
- Do I have to repay anything if I lose my case?
The answer to both questions should be ‘no’. Lawsuit funding is non-recourse funding.
That being said, there should be no monthly payments and you should only be required to pay if you get a settlement or trial verdict.
Though there are no monthly payments, it is still important to consider your case. Make sure you find the lowest rate lawsuit funding.
When your case is finally resolved, you will want to pay back as little as possible. Sadly, some lawsuit lending companies charge clients sky-high interest rates.
There are better options available — Ally Lawsuit Loans guarantees the lowest rates in the entire industry.
What Are Your Lawsuit Loans Interest Rates?
Your interest rate depends on the nature of your case. We can beat other lending companies by offering interest rates that correlate to the strength of your case.
In other words, the stronger your personal injury case is, the lower your interest rate is.
Unlike other lawsuit loan companies, we keep the costs of borrowing money from a pending lawsuit low by not taking on every case. Instead, we take cases that have clear liability and severe injuries.
More importantly, we don’t check your personal credit history, employment history, or income. We base your interest rate solely on the details of your case.
What Types of Cases Do You Fund?
At Ally Lawsuit Loans, we fund a full range of personal injury cases, including but not limited to:
- Automobile accidents;
- Bicycle accidents;
- Pedestrian accidents;
- Work injury claims;
- Workers’ compensation claims;
- Medical malpractice;
- Slip and falls;
- Nursing home neglect or abuse;
- Dog bites;
- Defective products;
- Defective medical devices;
- Dangerous drugs; and
- Wrongful death.
If you don’t see your case type listed above, you are probably still eligible to borrow money from a pending lawsuit. Please give us a call to discuss the details of your claim.
How Long Does it Take to Receive My Loan?
This depends on how quickly your lawyer or law firm sends us your case information. In many cases, you may qualify and receive your payment in as little as 24 hours.
We can wire transfer the funds to your bank account, send a check, send funds through Western Union, and more.
What Can I Use My Cash Advance to Pay For?
If you borrow money from a pending lawsuit, you can use it on anything! Most borrowers use their pre-settlement funding to pay for medical bills, rent, utilities, groceries, legal fees, and other expenses.
How Much Money Can I Borrow?
The size of your offer depends on the value of your case. We have previously offered lawsuit loans from as little as $500 to as much as $750,000.
Typically, we offer 10-20% of your expected settlement amount.
Apply for Lawsuit Funding With Ally Lawsuit Loans Today
At Ally Lawsuit Loans, we are proud to provide the lowest cost pre-settlement lawsuit funding to plaintiffs across the country.
If you are interested in borrowing money for your lawsuit, please do not hesitate to submit your application today.
Give us a call at 844-545-6246 if you have any questions about our pre-settlement lawsuit funding.
Our customer support team is here to answer any questions that you might have and to walk you through all aspects of the application process.
I was in such a bind after my accident. Bills were piling up like crazy and I was about to get thrown out if my house. Thank God for Ally Lawsuit Loans. They hooked me up with a loan super fast.“
DENISE W.
