If clients lose their case, the advanced funds do not have to be repaid.

Plaintiff funding companies are typically interested in a few simple issues, all related to the client's case.

Plaintiff funding is one way to reduce the financial pressure and enable your clients to better enjoy the holidays.

For those who live paycheck to paycheck, being unable to work for even a short amount of time can mean financial ruin--Rockpoint Legal Funding

Advancing or lending funds to a plaintiff has its risks and costs.

When clients know upfront exactly how much they will be paying for their advance, it is far less likely that there will be any surprises or unmet expectations.

Some litigation funding companies advertise low-interest rates (2% to 4%) but if you read the fine print, you see that these are monthly rates (not annual rates) and many charge high origination, case handling and underwriting fees--often burying fee verbiage in the small print of the contract.