Every honest conversation about pre-settlement funding has to cover the scenario nobody wants to think about: what if the case settles for less than everyone expected? Because the product is non-recourse, the answer is more reassuring than most plaintiffs assume — but it’s worth understanding exactly how it works, and why the underlying contract structure matters so much here. The Core Protection Still Applies Non-recourse means the funder’s repayment is tied to and limited b

A question we hear constantly from California clients: “I already got an advance six months ago, and my case still isn’t done. Can I get more?” The short answer is usually yes, within limits, though it depends on where your case stands today. Here is how repeat funding actually works. Why Repeat Requests Are Common Personal injury cases rarely move on a predictable schedule. A case that looked like a nine-month timeline at the first advance can stretch to eighteen or twenty-f

Pre-settlement funding is non-recourse: if you don’t win, you don’t pay. Here’s how that legal distinction protects California plaintiffs.