Case types
Types of Cases Reviewed for Pre-Settlement Funding
Use this page to find the claim category closest to your situation, then open the category to review specific case types and deeper funding guides.
High-detail case guides
Review complex case types before applying
Some cases need more documents and attorney explanation before funding can be considered. Start with these deeper guides if your claim involves commercial coverage, malpractice proof, liens, or state-specific rules.
Case eligibility dashboard
Browse case categories
Tap or click a category to open its case-specific guide links. Each link points to an existing deeper page instead of leaving case types as dead text.
Eligibility questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Case Eligibility
Does my case type guarantee funding approval?
No. Case type is only one review factor. Approval can depend on state availability, claim facts, attorney participation, documentation, provider guidelines, liens, prior funding, insurance or recovery source, and final underwriting review.
Is a credit check the main approval factor?
Traditional credit is generally not the central factor in pre-settlement funding review. The case itself, attorney verification, expected recovery, treatment history, and written provider rules usually matter more.
How fast can a case be reviewed?
Timing depends on how quickly the applicant provides accurate information, whether the attorney can verify the file, whether documents are available, and whether provider review is complete. Same-day movement may be possible in some files, but it is not guaranteed.
Do I need an attorney?
Attorney representation or attorney verification is commonly required because the attorney may need to confirm the claim, case status, liability, liens, prior advances, settlement posture, and whether funding fits the expected recovery.
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