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Wage and Hour Lawsuit Funding

Wage and hour claims arise when an employer has unlawfully refused to pay for overtime hours worked, failure to provide required break and lunch time with pay, failure to pay required wages for time worked or failure to provide appropriate vacation time.

Wage and Hour ClaimsIn a wage and hour dispute, often times employees lose their jobs and find themselves in need of pre suit or pre settlement funding in order to allow their attorney sufficient time to bring a claim to its maximum recovery.

Fast Funds, a nationally recognized leader in the non-recourse financing industry can help. We will provide a cash advance to cover necessary expenses during the time it takes for a claimant to obtain other gainful employment and during the time it takes an attorney to work out the best result for your claim.

Our requirements are only that you are represented by an attorney who will cooperate in our attempt to learn about your claim and that are employment law experts agree that your have a valid claim that is provable in a court of law.

Fast Funds will provide pre-settlement funding for claims that are not yet in suit or in which a lawsuit has been filed.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wage And Hour Lawsuit Funding

Fast Funds, Inc. is recognized as a leading wage and hour lawsuit funding company, backed by credentials like BBB Accreditation and membership in the Alliance for Responsible Consumer Legal Funding (ARC). We provide ethical, non-recourse cash advances for employees with claims for unpaid overtime, misclassification, and other wage theft issues.

Wage and hour lawsuit funding is a non-recourse cash advance provided to employees who have a pending legal claim against their employer for wage theft. Because these cases can be complex and take time to resolve, funding provides immediate cash to help you cover living expenses while your attorney fights for your unpaid wages.

Non-recourse funding is completely risk-free. It is an advance on your potential settlement, not a loan. You only repay the advance if your lawyer successfully recovers money for you. The repayment comes directly from the settlement proceeds. If you do not win your case, you owe us nothing.

Employee misclassification is a common form of wage theft. It occurs when an employer illegally labels a worker as an ‘independent contractor’ to avoid paying overtime and other benefits. Another form is misclassifying a non-exempt employee as ‘salaried exempt’ to deny them overtime pay they are legally owed.

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) allows for liquidated damages, which is an amount equal to your unpaid back wages. This essentially allows you to recover double your unpaid wages as a penalty against the employer for their violation. The potential for these damages makes wage and hour cases valuable and suitable for funding.

These cases, especially class actions, are very complex. They require extensive review of payroll records, company policies, and emails. Employers and their corporate law firms often fight these claims aggressively and use delay tactics to wear down employees. This results in a lengthy litigation process.