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  • What is Pre-Settlement Funding
    Pre-settlement funding is when you are provided with a cash advance in exchange for a portion of future compensation that you are expecting to receive from a claim. Simply put, pre-settlement funding gets you the cash you need as quickly as possible.
  • Additional Pre-Settlement Funds
    If you have sold some of your future settlement proceeds in the past, but have determined that it wasn’t enough, you may be able to sell again. The company that we will put you in contact with may be able to give you additional pre-settlement funding, so long as the two combined advances don’t exceed 15% - 20% of the total estimated value of the settlement.
  • How much Can I Get?
    You may be able to receive more than one advance, depending on the details of your case and so long as the combined advanced don’t exceed 15% - 20% of the total estimated value of the settlement. The number can differ between various companies offering pre-settlement funding.
  • How Long Does It Take?
    We understand that the reason you are trying to get pre settlement funding is that your money is not coming quickly enough and every day counts when you need money to pay bills and living expenses. We can get you a quote in as little as 48 hours after our representatives have the information needed from you and your attorney. If you accept the offer, in order for the company to finalize the advance, your attorney may have to provide some additional information. Once approved, most of our customers get their cash in as little as one to three business days. Although every claim is different, the company will work to get you your money as quickly as possible.
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  • Which Claims are Eligible?
    Companies offer funding for a variety of cases, but the most commonly accepted personal injury claims include:
    Personal Injury
    Product Liability
    Premises Liability
    Wrongful Death
    Medical Malpractice
  • What if I Lose My Case?
    Pre-settlement funding is considered a non-recurse funding, which means you are NOT obligated to repay the company that provides you with funding if you do not win your case. Remember, pre-settlement funding is NOT a loan; it’s an advance on the settlement proceeds of your claim.
  • How Structured Settlement Work?
    Structured settlements are a common way that cases are settled, in which a a series of periodic payments are set up with and insurance company instead of in one lump sum, related particularly to:
    •Personal Injury- The plaintiff suffers an injury caused by the defendant’s action.
    •Medical Malpractice- When treatment received is below standard and leads to injury.
    •Wrongful Death- Awarded to the family of the deceased when another party is found liable.
    The amount of each payment and the length of time over which it will be paid out will be determined by several parties:
    •Plaintiff: the person who was wronged and is seeking compensation
    •Defendant: the person or company who is accused of doing wrong
    •Qualified assignee: a company that, in some instances, assumes the defendant’s payment responsibilities and has experience working with civil cases and structured settlement payouts
    •Insurance company: the company who will pay out the settlement to the plaintiff
  • What Is the Process for Being Awarded a Structured Settlement?
    1. Terms of the settlement are decided. Once determined that compensation is owed to the plaintiff, the exact terms must be decided upon. The way that a structured settlement works does not change but the lawsuit payout options can vary widely. Current and future needs will be considered by the plaintiff. For example, there could be a larger initial payment and smaller payments afterward. It could be paid out over several years, or for the rest of the person’s life. Once the parties agree to the terms, the defendant will give the money to the qualified assignee to purchase the annuity.
    2. Annuity is purchased from an insurance company. Annuity is set sup by the qualified assignee to match the terms which were agreed upon. Once these terms for how the payments will be distributed are set, they cannot be changed, regardless of how the plaintiff’s needs may change in the future. These payments are set up with the best intentions of the plaintiff in mind. However, over time, the plaintiff’s needs and financial situation may change, leading him or her to seek out a lump sum payment.
    3. Plaintiff begins receiving payments from the settlement. The plaintiff will receive the payments from the insurance company, at the designated time, as specified in the contract.

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