More and more attorneys are recommending that their clients who receive pre-settlement funding take their pre-settlement funding through installment payment plans rather than as one lump-sum advance.  This is also known as a "rolling contract."  With payment installments, the costs to the plaintiff are lower, and the likelhood of responsible spending is higher. 

Recent changes to Medicare reporting requirements have created delays in the distribution of settlement checks to lawsuit plaintiffs and their attorneys.  The law was intended to minimize Medicare payment for claims.  The law imposes penalties for non-compliance.  The time it takes to receive payment has increased.  As a result, increasingly plaintiffs and plaintiffs' attorneys find themselves in need of pre-settlement funding and post-settlement funding, so that they can pay their medical, living, and business expenses.

Previously, lawsuit plaintiffs who received pre-settlement funding advances were often forced to pay high check-cashing fees when cashing their advances. They also had to wait for the check to arrive and take the time to get the check cashed.  Now they have better, cheaper, and more effective options in the form of pre-paid debit cards.  As a result, pre-paid debit cards are becoming the payment form of choice for pre-settlement funding.  There are many advantages to lawsuit plaintiffs receiving advances to distribution through pre-paid debit cards instead of checks or cash.

Now those who have suffered personal injuries and who have filed personal injury lawsuits have a new means to pay for surgery. Surgery financing or surgery funding advances are a no-lose solution for plaintiffs and plaintiffs' attorneys.  As is the case with traditional pre-settlement lawsuit funding, surgery financing is non-recourse.  This means that there are no up-front payments, no monthly payments, and no repayment unless the case is successful. As a result, more and more plaintiffs are using surgery financing to pay for their surgeries and related costs.

LawCash, the nation's pre-settlement funding leader, offers a variety of programs and practices which maximize recovery and minimize worry for lawsuit plaintiffs and plaintiffs' attorneys.  Its new Cut & Cap pre-settlement funding program reduces the repayment and accrued usage fees attendant to plaintiff advances.  LawCash's 10% Rule ensures that pre-settlement funding will not get in the way of the prosecution or settlement of the case.  Rolling contracts also reduce the costs of lawsuit funding advances and ensure that the plaintiff is in the best possible financial situation. 

LawCash is the nation's most respected lawsuit funding company.  LawCash provides litigation funding advances to plaintiffs and attorneys and has just launched its Refer A Friend Program.  LawCash will give clients who refer the friends to LawCash $100, if LawCash provides an advance to their friend.