March 09, 2010 @ 12:00 PM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
LawCash is the nation's oldest and most respected legal finance company. Recently, LawCash streamlined its approval process for pre-settlement lawsuit funding. Pre-settlement lawsuit funding is available to both plaintiffs and attorneys and is non-recourse. Now, clients can telephone an underwriter directly, give the details of the case to the underwriter, and receive an answer before they hang up the telephone.
February 26, 2010 @ 10:01 AM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Too often plaintiff's attorneys in effect make interest-free loans to their clients. Attorney loans can help law firms to achieve better service and greater profits. Esquire Bank provides attorney loans to attorneys, and tailors products specifically for attorneys.
February 16, 2010 @ 10:03 AM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Legal funding is perhaps the fastest-growing trend in the legal industry. This article explains the types of funding available to attorneys and plaintiffs, including pre-settlement funding, and post-settlement funding, and lawsuit cash advance in general. It also explains why lawsuit funding is not a lawsuit loan. Lawsuit funding provides a valuable service to plaintiffs and attorneys in helping level the playing field against deep-pocketed defendants.
February 08, 2010 @ 04:33 PM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Until 2008, some commentators doubted whether lawsuit funding advances were legal in the state of Ohio. The Rancman case, in part, created some of this doubt. However, doubt was resolved in 2008 when the state legislature codified Ohio citizens' rights to receive lawsuit funding advances. This article presents the salient features of the new Ohio non-recourse litigation advance law and analyzes the requirements imposed on lawsuit funding companies. The best and most ethical legal funding companies, such as LawCash, already adhere to these requirements in all of their legal funding contracts.
January 30, 2010 @ 03:32 PM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Lawsuit funding is available for many different types of cases. Lawsuit funding is available in both the pre-settlement and post-settlement phases of cases. It is available to plaintiffs and to attorneys, and is especially useful in contingency-fee cases. Lawsuit funding is most commonly used for personal injury lawsuits, but is also used in many other types of cases, including auto accident cases, labor law cases, patent infringement lawsuits, and many others descibed in this article.
January 19, 2010 @ 01:32 PM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Lawsuit cash advance is a form of plaintiff funding that enables lawsuit plaintiffs to cover basic living expenses such as rent, mortgage payments, food, and utilities. Post-settlement funding or settled case funding is another form of plaintiff funding that helps plaintiffs pay their bills while waiting for their settlements to be paid. Plaintiff funding is important because often plaintiffs have suffered injuries which make it difficult or impossible to work. Previously, the inability to pay expenes led some plaintiffs to accept settlements which were lower than they deserved. Plaintiff funding gives plaintiffs more options and choices, enabling them to receive the recovery they need.
January 07, 2010 @ 01:23 PM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Law firm financing services help trial attorneys deal with cash flow problems. Through no fault of their own, plaintiffs' attorneys can suffer cash crunches while waiting for cases to settle or be otherwise resolved. Meanwhile, they must continue to pay case costs and other expenses. Law firm financing services include law firm loans, attorney lines of credit, case cost lines of credit, case cost funding, and case disbursement funding. All of these law firm financing services advance capital to law firms so they can prosper while providing their clients with the best possible service.
December 21, 2009 @ 03:56 PM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Often lawsuit plaintiffs who have been injured need surgery. However, they may be unable to work as a result of their injuries and therefore unable to pay for surgery. William, a satisfied LawCash customer, was able to pay for back surgery as a result of a lawsuit cash advance from LawCash. Lawsuit cash advances enable plaintiffs to recover and plaintiffs' attorneys to successfully press their clients' claims without accepting a too-low settlement.
December 07, 2009 @ 01:41 PM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
The testimonial of Robert C about how is LawCash plaintiff funding advances helped his family shows how pre-settlement funding can help families regain their financial footing. Pre-settlement funding and post-settlement funding enables plaintiffs to pay medical bills such as surgery bills, housing expenses, food expenses, and other living expenses while waiting for their cases to make their way through the court system. This can be of vital importance to those with dire medical needs, no job, or no health insurance. LawCash provides rolling contracts, which enable plaintiffs to save money when receiving a lawsuit funding advance.
November 25, 2009 @ 09:17 AM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Too often it takes too long for trial attorneys to receive their fees after they have settled cases on behalf of their clients. Post-settlement funding or settled case funding from a litigation funding company provides a perfect solution for trial attorneys waiting for their clients' settlements to take effect. LawCash One Hour Funding® is the absolute fastest way for attorneys to receive post-settlement funding advances.
November 19, 2009 @ 12:21 PM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
More often than they would like, lawsuit plaintiffs find that they do not receive payment for their cases immediately after settlement occurs. Litigation funding companies can help bridge the gap by providing what is known as post-settlement funding or settled case funding. LawCash provides the fastest settled case funding with its One Hour Funding® program. Post-settlement funding is a valuable service that can relieve stress during the final phase of the litigation process.
November 11, 2009 @ 10:02 AM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Trial attorneys and plaintiff's attorneys work on a contingency basis. In the past, they used their own capital to pay for the prosecution of their clients' cases, leading to cash flow issues. This cash crunch has become increasingly more common in recent years. A new type of funding, case cost funding/case disbursement funding, enables trial attorneys to finance their clients' lawsuits with non-recourse funding advances. Case cost funding enables attorneys and plaintiffs to secure greater rewards, with less risk and less stress.
November 02, 2009 @ 07:14 AM — by Harvey Hirschfeld
Lawsuit plaintiffs are sometimes disadvantaged by going up against those with "deep pockets". Reputable lawsuit plaintiff funding companies can help level the playing field for lawsuit plaintiffs by providing pre-settlement lawsuit funding. Pre-settlement lawsuit funding is non-recourse and can provide the opportunity to secure larger settlements.