One Hour Funding®: LawCash Settled Case Funding for Plaintiffs

It happens time and time again. Lawsuit plaintiffs withstand the pressures of injury and litigation and finally reach a settlement with the defendant(s). You’d think that it would all be over. Unfortunately, often that is not the case. It can take a long time for plaintiffs to receive payment even after their cases are settled. 

While the plaintiff waits for payment of his or her settlement, bills can continue to mount. This is especially disappointing as plaintiffs often do not realize that payment of settlement does not always occur immediately. In some states, plaintiffs may have to wait several months, and some plaintiffs in large cases may have to wait years to collect their settlements.

That’s where settled case funding or post-settlement funding comes in. A litigation finance company (also known as a litigation funding company or a lawsuit funding company) can advance plaintiffs the money they need while waiting for their settlements. LawCash has a unique settled funding program for plaintiffs, One Hour Funding^®. 

LawCash provides non-recourse post-settlement funding advances to plaintiffs with One Hour Funding®. This means that if plaintiffs do not win or settle their cases, they owe LawCash nothing.

Facts About LawCash One Hour Funding®

o       Available for all settled cases, no matter what type

o       LawCash will decide whether to provide a post-settlement funding advance within one hour after receiving funding request and proof of settlement

o       No risk to plaintiff

o       No credit checks

o       No fees required up-front

o       Small monthly fee deducted when plaintiff receives settlement

One Hour Funding® is the absolute fastest way to turn an expected settlement into cash! Settled case funding can help plaintiffs during the home stretch. Post-settlement funding helps plaintiffs pay living, medical, and other expenses, taking the stress out of waiting for settlement checks.  Post-settlement funding relieves stress for lawsuit plaintiffs during the final phase of the litigation process.