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Lawsuit loan is a cash advance a plaintiff receives against possible proceeds from a pending lawsuit settlement.  This transaction also goes by the names of settlement advance, settlement funding, lawsuit advance, etc.  It is usually employed to replenish depleting funds due to payment of legal fees resulting from a pending settlement.  This can be a non-recourse deal, meaning the plaintiff is not obliged to repay the loan in the event that the settlement falls through.  Sounds good right?  Fees compounded monthly vary depending on the nature of the settlement.  Some companies claim that they are able to fund over 1 million per case.  Add to that, the waiting period for the loan could only be a 24 to a 48-hour wait.  However, this is not applicable to all cases as some lawsuit loan firms draw the line at divorce cases or immigration, depending on the company.  Some of the accepted cases are wrongful litigation, copyright law, and wrongful death lawsuits. Read the rest of this entry »