Category Archives: Lawsuit Funding

Yes. If insurance settlement negotiations are taking longer than expected, qualifying personal injury claimants may receive lawsuit funding before their claims are resolved. A non-recourse cash advance can help you cover essential living expenses while your attorney continues handling the claim. Fast Funds, Inc., based in Hollywood, Florida, offers this type of funding in Florida […]

Yes, you may qualify for lawsuit funding after an accident during fall travel if you have an eligible personal injury claim, an attorney handling your case, and sufficient information for a funding review. Car accidents, motorcycle crashes, bus accidents, and slip and fall injuries during a trip may qualify. The time of year does not […]

If your trial gets delayed after you receive lawsuit funding, you do not have to repay your Fast Funds cash advance simply because the original trial date changed. Your funding remains subject to the agreement you signed, and repayment is tied to a favorable financial recovery from your case. Fast Funds provides non-recourse lawsuit cash […]

Yes, you may be able to get lawsuit funding after missing work for months if you have an eligible pending legal claim and are represented by an attorney. Being unable to work can place pressure on your rent, mortgage, groceries, transportation, medical expenses, utilities, and other household bills. Your employment status alone does not determine […]

Yes, you may be able to get more lawsuit funding if your case takes longer, but additional time by itself does not automatically qualify you for another advance. A funding company generally looks at the current value of your claim, the amount of prior funding, attorney fees, case expenses, medical bills or liens, available insurance, […]

When a lawsuit that already has funding moves toward trial, the existing funding agreement generally remains tied to the outcome of the case. A scheduled trial does not automatically create monthly payments or require immediate repayment. With Fast Funds, Inc., qualifying lawsuit funding is non-recourse, so repayment depends on a successful financial recovery. If your […]

Yes. Receiving disability benefits does not automatically prevent you from applying for lawsuit funding. Fast Funds, Inc. evaluates eligible personal injury funding requests primarily on the legal claim, available recovery, and expected case value. Present employment and a credit check are not required for its funding program. The benefit program you receive still matters. Social […]

Yes. Lawsuit funding may help you pay rent while a qualifying personal injury case is pending. Fast Funds, Inc. provides non-recourse lawsuit advances by purchasing a portion of the anticipated proceeds from an eligible claim. Repayment is tied to a successful recovery and does not require monthly payments, subject to the funding agreement. You can […]

Delayed injury symptoms do not always appear at the scene of an accident. Pain, stiffness, headaches, dizziness, fatigue, swelling, sleep changes, or concentration problems can become more noticeable hours or days later. September does not cause these symptoms. The timing can matter because late-August and early-September accidents often overlap with a return to commuting, school […]