Pre-settlement funding review

Pre-Settlement Funding for Pending Injury Cases

Request a case-based funding review while your injury claim is still pending. CasePayNow helps organize the file, coordinate attorney verification, and explain the next step before you accept any terms.

  • No traditional credit check
  • No employment review usually needed
  • No monthly payments are generally required if approved
  • Attorney verification
  • Repay from case proceeds if successful

Cash before settlement

Get Cash Before Your Case Settles

When a pending injury case takes months or years, plaintiffs may need help with rent, groceries, transportation, utilities, medical costs, or family expenses. CasePayNow reviews requests for pre-settlement funding, lawsuit cash advances, settlement cash advances, and case advances where funding is available.

No traditional credit check

Review is primarily based on the pending claim, attorney verification, liability, insurance, treatment, and expected recovery.

No employment verification generally required

Applicants may be out of work because of the injury. The review is not built like a personal loan application.

Repayment from settlement

Repayment is generally made from settlement proceeds if the case is successful, subject to the final funding agreement.

Process

How Pre-Settlement Funding Works

Submit the basics, speak with a funding specialist, allow attorney verification, review written terms, and decide whether the funding offer makes sense before accepting funds.

1

Apply online or call

Tell us your case type, attorney status, state, and funding need.

2

Initial review

The file is checked for case type, liability, treatment, insurance, and state availability.

3

Attorney verification

Your attorney may confirm case status, liens, prior funding, and expected recovery path.

4

Decision and terms

If approved, you review the final agreement before accepting funds.

Eligibility

Cases That May Qualify

Every file is different, but attorney-backed injury claims are often the strongest fit for funding review.

Auto accident funding

Car crash, rideshare, passenger, uninsured driver, and cash advance for car accident settlement questions.

Trust

Why Choose CasePayNow

CasePayNow helps plaintiffs organize a funding request and understand the review path before they accept any offer.

Plain-language review

We explain what information is needed, what attorney verification means, and what may delay review.

Privacy-minded intake

Applicant information is used to review and coordinate the funding request. We do not provide legal advice or replace the attorney-client relationship.

Clear business disclosure

CasePayNow is a marketing, intake, review, and referral platform. Funding may be reviewed internally or referred to funding providers depending on availability.

Helpful Funding Resources

Learn More Before Applying

Use these resources to compare costs, attorney verification, contract terms, case types, and common application questions before deciding whether to request review.

Explore Funding Guides

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need good credit to apply?

A credit score is generally not the primary review factor. The pending claim, attorney verification, insurance, treatment, and expected recovery are more important.

Do I need employment verification?

Employment verification is generally not required for pre-settlement funding review because the request is based on the pending claim, not regular income.

How is repayment handled?

Repayment is generally made from settlement proceeds if the case is successful, subject to the final funding agreement and provider terms.

Is CasePayNow a law firm?

No. CasePayNow is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Legal decisions remain between the applicant and attorney.

Important limits

Funding claims depend on the final review

Approval is not guaranteed. Funding amounts, timing, fees, state availability, attorney participation, repayment language, and whether funding is non-recourse depend on the case facts, provider review, signed agreement terms, and final approval. Traditional credit and employment are generally not the main review factors, but provider requirements can vary.