Two ways your case costs get funded.
Depending on where you are in the case, the deal is structured to fit. Either way, the outcome is the same: your firm keeps its cash.
Funder pays your vendors directly
Court reporters, medical providers, life care planners, experts, mediators. The funder settles their invoices on your behalf so you never touch the capital. Your vendors get paid on time and your firm keeps its cash.
Funder reimburses your firm
Already fronted case costs out of pocket? The funder reimburses your firm for capital you've already deployed on active cases so you can redirect it into marketing, hiring, or new files.
Why case cost funding works.
It's not a loan. It's not a line of credit. It's a structurally different way to fund the actual costs of running your cases.
Non-recourse
If a case loses, you don't repay. The funder takes the case risk. You're never personally on the hook and neither is your firm's balance sheet.
No credit checks
No personal guarantees, no digging through your credit history. Approval is based on the case, not your firm's borrowing profile.
Pay only when it settles
No monthly interest payments while a case sits open. The funder gets paid when the case does. Your cash flow stays clean.
Fast approvals
Case submissions get approved in days, not weeks. Onboarding takes one call. Additional cases move even faster.
Not a loan
Case cost funding is an investment in specific cases, not a line of credit for your firm. It doesn't show up as debt and doesn't tie up firm credit capacity.
Built for contingency firms
Purpose-built for plaintiff-side firms operating on contingency. Ethical, transparent, and structured to keep you compliant with fee-shifting rules.
Built for firms that don't want to be the bank.
Growing contingency firms
You're winning cases but the capital required to run them is capping your growth. Case cost funding frees you to take on more files without stretching your reserves.
Firms with active dockets
You have significant capital tied up in cases waiting for settlement. Free up that capital now and redeploy it into marketing, staff, and infrastructure.
Firms preparing for major trials
Trial prep costs, especially in mass tort and complex commercial, can eat six or seven figures per case. Case cost funding covers those expenses so you never have to hold back on preparation.
Firms sick of being the bank
You went to law school to try cases, not float six months of expert fees on your own dime. Let the funder carry that weight. You focus on the case.