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If you are using your own money for your case costs and disbursements, we feel that that’s a poor business decision, especially when you could borrow money from a third party and either write off the interest as a business expense or as you are allowed to do in most states, pass along the interest to your clients thereby getting virtually an interest-free loan. Unlike a bank that determines your credit worthiness strictly from a financial standpoint, we determine your credit worthiness in a different fashion. Sure we are going to look at your financials and we are going to weight that information but what holds greater weight to us is the value of your cases and your practice. Our funding programs were specifically designed to leverage those cases and provide you the financial ability to maximize the value of those cases. We have come up with case cost funding, disbursement funding, and lines of credit. With case cost and disbursement funding, we approved for principal sum of money. You are allowed to draw down on that line as you deem fit and you could actually tie the advances to specific cases. When you do, we will keep track of the amount of money that is assigned to each case along with the interest that is accrued on each case. That way, when the case is resolved, you contact us and we will give you a full accounting of how much was advanced and the interest that accrued. You could put that information directly on your closing statement. We also provide lines of credit. Like most lines of credit, these are revolvers, meaning that if you draw down on the line and repay the principal that money becomes available to you again. With case cost and disbursement funding, there are no interest payments due on a monthly basis. With the line of credit, there is. Either way, unlike banks, we are using your cases as collateral.