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Pre-settlement funding state availability guide
State rules should be verified with official sources, attorneys, and providers before any applicant relies on them.
Research status
This guide is not ready for indexing
State rules for pre-settlement funding can change and may depend on provider structure, contract terms, attorney participation, court treatment, and consumer-finance regulation. CasePayNow is keeping this page available as an internal/public reference, but it is marked noindex until state-by-state legal research is fully verified.
Applicants should not rely on this page as legal advice. Ask your attorney and funding provider to confirm current state availability, required disclosures, and agreement terms before accepting funds.
Research status
State availability requires legal-source review
This guide is intentionally marked noindex, follow until the state-law review is complete. Funding availability can change by state, provider, case type, attorney participation, and contract language. Applicants should treat this page as a research checklist, not legal advice.
| State | Official source reviewed | Regulator / official office | Disclosure and restriction notes | Date reviewed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York | NY Senate General Business Law index lists Article 39-H, Third party litigation financing. | New York Attorney General | Research is incomplete. Before indexing, confirm the current article text, consumer disclosures, attorney-related restrictions, and whether the applicant's transaction type is covered. | July 12, 2026 |
| Ohio | Ohio Revised Code Section 1349.55 | Ohio Attorney General | Official code defines non-recourse civil litigation advances and includes contract disclosure requirements. Confirm current contract form, cancellation, and fee disclosure obligations before publishing indexed state guidance. | July 12, 2026 |
| Maine | Maine Title 9-A, Article 12: Legal Funding Practices | Maine Bureau of Consumer Credit Protection | Official Maine sources identify legal funding practices and fee rules. Confirm required disclosures, fee limits, compounding periods, and current agency guidance before indexing. | July 12, 2026 |
| Colorado | Colorado HB23-1162 enacted summary | Colorado Attorney General Consumer Protection | Official legislative summary discusses regulation of consumer legal funding transactions. Confirm current rules, disclosures, charges, and licensing/registration treatment before publishing indexed content. | July 12, 2026 |
| Arizona | Arizona Revised Statutes Title 12 index, Litigation Financing | Arizona Attorney General Consumer Protection | Official statute index identifies a litigation financing article. Confirm the effective date, disclosure requirements, prohibited conduct, and whether a particular case type is covered before indexing. | July 12, 2026 |
| Florida, Texas, California, New Jersey, Georgia, and other states | Research pending through official state statutes and regulator pages. | State attorney general, financial regulator, court, or consumer-credit agency as applicable. | Do not publish indexed state availability claims until official sources, provider rules, restrictions, and disclosure requirements are reviewed and cited. | July 12, 2026 |
Legal-information disclaimer
Verify before relying
This page is not legal advice, not a state-law opinion, and not a promise that funding is available in any state. It will remain noindex until research is completed and reviewed.