Types of Cases

There are several types of lawsuit funding for those stuck in lengthy legal proceedings. Signature Settlement Funding can help connect you to the right solution for your situation.

About Signature Settlement Funding

Pre-settlement Funding

While a case is in progress, a cash payment may be needed for various expenses. Pre settlement funding offers you a portion of your settlement upfront, allowing faster relief from overdue bills and financial worries. Also known as a lawsuit advance or settlement loan, this money is taken from what a plaintiff is estimated to receive once their case is finalized. Pre-settlement funding is a good option for you if:

You have been victim to an accident that’s not your fault

Your case is taking a long time to settle

You are struggling with debt due to living and medical expenses

Case Studies

Cases We Fund

Personal injury cases can take time to settle. Signature Settlement Funding provides financial assistance while your attorney sees your case through to the end. Our experienced team works to get you fast and fair pre-settlement funding for a wide variety of legal cases.

Auto Accidents & Road Traffic Injuries

Motor Vehicle
Passenger Injury
Pedestrian Injury

Workers’ Comp & Workplace Negligence

Construction Negligence
FELA (Railroad)
Jones Act (Maritime)

Premises Negligence & Other Injuries

Civil Rights
General Negligence
Wrongful Death

Don’t see your situation? Call today at (866) 238-9223 to confirm if Signature Settlement Funding can provide assistance.

Signature Settlement Funding does not directly fund structured settlement or inheritance funding cases, but we can refer you to trusted partners who can evaluate your case and provide funding if approved. Signature Settlement Funding is currently not providing legal funding in Arkansas, Connecticut, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, or West Virginia. Signature Settlement Funding provides funding for Workers’ Compensation cases in Illinois, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio, and South Carolina, only.