Who We Fund
‍We offer pre-settlement funding to any injured plaintiff who is currently working with an accident attorney (either party must live in or near Gainesville, Florida to qualify). As long as you meet those qualifications, and you do have legal representation, you are an excellent candidate! We can fund people who were injured in car accidents, motorcycle accidents, bicycle accidents, semi-truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, slip and fall accidents, medical malpractice situations, by medications (like Zantac), due to nursing home neglect, or due to any other type of negligence.

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‍What You Need To Know About Applying‍It’s simple.
‍We know that dealing with injuries and an injury lawsuit is already a stressful experience, and National Lawsuit Funding is here to help ease the burden, not add to it. To that end, we designed our application process to be as straightforward and uncomplicated as possible. We don’t require medical documentation or extensive paperwork to fund you, and there’s no interview process involved. You can apply entirely online, from the comfort of your own home or on the go (or you can call and speak to someone if you have questions). It should take you less than 10 minutes!

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‍It won’t hurt your credit.
‍Some people are hesitant to take out a loan because they fear that they won’t be able to pay it back in their current financial state of being overwhelmed by accident costs. However, our Gainesville, Florida lawsuit loans can only help you, not hurt you! We don’t do a credit check before approving you because our loans are 100% risk-free. If you don’t win your case, you can keep the loan and use it for anything you need - grocery bills, mortgage/rent payments, medical expenses, etc. If you do win, only then will your loan be repaid, directly out of the settlement amount you receive.

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‍It will give you an advantage in legal negotiations.
‍When you’re suing for injury damages, the defendant’s insurance company will most likely be unwilling to pay out the full amount you actually deserve. They lose money when they pay out claims to victims, so most will attempt to do everything they can to devalue or deny a settlement. One of the common tactics they use in negotiations is to make a lowball offer immediately. They know that most injured plaintiffs have urgent financial needs and will be tempted to accept, but the offer will almost certainly be much less than what the injuries are actually worth. If you can get quick cash from another source (such as National Lawsuit Funding), you can afford to be patient, refuse the first offer, and wait until your lawyer can negotiate a better one or take your case to trial.