If you have an attorney and an active slip & fall, trip & fall, or premises liability claim, you may qualify for pre-settlement funding from $500 to $1,000,000 while your case moves toward settlement.
Check My EligibilityTakes less than 3 minutes · Non-Recourse Funding · CT residents not eligible
Who Qualifies
You were injured on someone else's property (store, restaurant, sidewalk, parking lot, apartment, hotel, or other location)
You are represented by an attorney
You are waiting for a settlement or verdict
You need funds for medical bills, rent, lost wages, or living expenses
You have not already maxed out funding on this case
The Numbers
Serious cases — involving surgery, long-term injury, or commercial property — can settle for substantially more. Funding amounts are sized to the strength and expected value of your case, not your credit.
Average slip & fall settlement value. Severe injuries with commercial defendants can settle for significantly more.
Pre-settlement funding amounts available through our partner network, based on case strength and expected value.*
Settlement value source: Industry data. Individual case outcomes vary.
The Reality
A serious slip & fall, trip & fall, or premises injury can change everything overnight. A broken hip, herniated disc, or torn ligament from a fall on someone else's property often means surgery, weeks or months of rehab, and lost income — all while the case slowly works its way through the courts.
Property owners and their insurance companies know these cases take time. They use that to their advantage, dragging things out hoping you'll accept a quick lowball offer just to keep the bills paid.
Pre-settlement funding can take that pressure off. With cash in hand, you and your attorney can negotiate from strength — and hold out for what your case is actually worth. We coordinate directly with your attorney and our funding partner has helped thousands of plaintiffs since 1996.
Why Premises Cases Often Qualify
When liability is clear and injuries are documented, premises claims can be strong candidates for pre-settlement funding — especially when commercial property is involved.
Stores, restaurants, hotels, malls, and apartment complexes typically carry substantial liability insurance — often well into seven figures — which can support meaningful settlement values.
When property owners failed to maintain safe conditions — wet floors without warning signs, broken stairs, poor lighting, ice on walkways — the legal standard for liability is often well-established.
Serious falls frequently result in objectively documented injuries (fractures, surgeries, imaging) that strengthen the case and clarify damages for funding underwriters.
How It Works
Every step is handled with your legal team. Most approved applicants receive funds within 24 business hours after a fully executed contract.*
A few quick questions about your accident and your case. No credit check. No cost to apply.
Our team works directly with your lawyer to review the details of your case and determine eligibility.
Once approved, funds are sent via check, wire, ACH, or Western Union — typically within 24 business hours after a fully executed contract.
Why Plaintiffs Choose Us
Pre-settlement funding is not a traditional loan. It is a non-recourse cash advance — repayment is only required from a successful settlement or recovery.
Most approved applicants receive funds within 24 business hours after a fully executed contract. Wire, ACH, check, or Western Union.
Funding is based on the strength of your case — not your credit, income, or financial history. Bad credit doesn't disqualify you.
No bills, no payment schedule, no out-of-pocket cost. Repayment happens only from a successful settlement or recovery — at the end, in one shot.
Common Scenarios
Premises liability claims can arise anywhere a property owner failed to maintain reasonably safe conditions. Our funding partner has helped plaintiffs injured in:
Wet floors without warning signs, fallen merchandise, broken cart wheels, cracked tile. Walmart, Target, grocery stores, big-box retailers, malls.
Spilled drinks, greasy kitchen floors, broken steps, poor lighting, uneven entry mats. Often higher policy limits than people expect.
Pool deck slips, hallway hazards, ice machine spills, gym injuries, parking lot falls. Major hotel chains carry substantial commercial coverage.
Negligent maintenance, broken stairs, rickety handrails, poor lighting, loose floor tiles. Landlords have a legal duty to maintain safe premises.
Cracked pavement, potholes, ice, snow, inadequate lighting. Liability may fall on the property owner, manager, or local government.
Missing handrails, uneven steps, escalator malfunctions, elevator drops. Stairs frequently produce the most serious premises injuries.
Common Questions
What plaintiffs ask before getting funded.
No cost to apply. No credit check. No monthly payments.
Check My EligibilityWe coordinate directly with your attorney · Repayment only required from a successful settlement or recovery**
If you have an attorney and an active slip & fall or premises liability claim, you may qualify for pre-settlement funding from $500 to $1,000,000.
Check My Eligibility3 minutes · Non-Recourse · CT residents not eligible
Who Qualifies
You were injured on someone else's property (store, restaurant, sidewalk, hotel, apartment, or other location)
You are represented by an attorney
You are waiting for a settlement or verdict
You need funds for medical bills, rent, lost wages, or living expenses
You have not already maxed out funding on this case
The Numbers
Serious cases — involving surgery, long-term injury, or commercial property — can settle for substantially more. Funding amounts are sized to the strength and expected value of your case.
Average slip & fall settlement value. Severe cases can settle for significantly more.
Pre-settlement funding amounts, based on case strength and expected value.*
Settlement value source: Industry data. Individual case outcomes vary.
The Reality
A serious slip & fall or premises injury can change everything overnight. Surgery, rehab, lost income — all while the case slowly works through the courts.
Property owners and their insurance companies know these cases take time. They use that to their advantage, hoping you'll accept a quick lowball offer just to keep the bills paid.
Pre-settlement funding takes that pressure off. We coordinate directly with your attorney. Our funding partner has helped thousands of plaintiffs since 1996.
Why Premises Cases Often Qualify
When liability is clear and injuries are documented, premises claims can be strong candidates for pre-settlement funding.
Stores, hotels, restaurants, and apartments typically carry substantial liability insurance — often well into seven figures.
When property owners failed to maintain safe conditions, the legal standard for liability is often well-established.
Serious falls frequently result in objectively documented injuries that strengthen the case for funding underwriters.
How It Works
Most approved applicants receive funds within 24 business hours after a fully executed contract.*
A few quick questions about your case. No credit check.
Our team works with your lawyer to review your case.
Approved funds sent via check, wire, ACH, or Western Union.
Why Plaintiffs Choose Us
Pre-settlement funding is not a traditional loan. Repayment is only required from a successful settlement or recovery.
Most applicants get funded within 24 business hours after a fully executed contract.
Funding based on the strength of your case — not your credit or income.
No bills. No payment schedule. Repayment only from a successful settlement or recovery.
Common Scenarios
Premises liability claims can arise anywhere a property owner failed to maintain safe conditions.
Wet floors, fallen merchandise, broken cart wheels, cracked tile. Walmart, Target, grocery stores, malls.
Spilled drinks, greasy kitchen floors, broken steps, poor lighting. Often higher policy limits than people expect.
Pool deck slips, hallway hazards, ice machine spills, gym injuries, parking lot falls.
Negligent maintenance, broken stairs, rickety handrails, poor lighting, loose floor tiles.
Cracked pavement, potholes, ice, snow, inadequate lighting. Owner, manager, or local government may be liable.
Missing handrails, uneven steps, escalator malfunctions, elevator drops. Often produce the most serious injuries.
Common Questions
What plaintiffs ask before getting funded.
No cost to apply. No credit check. No monthly payments.
Check My EligibilityWe coordinate directly with your attorney
Repayment only required from a successful settlement or recovery**