What is LawLeaf? LawLeaf is an online lawsuit funding company that provides services to both plaintiff's and attorney's. Is LawLeaf a lender? While LawLeaf reserves the right to be a direct lending source, the majority of our clients are approved by an underwriting partner. What are the benefits of working with LawLeaf? There are many benefits to working with LawLeaf. LawLeaf pre-qualifies each client based upon case type and financial need. Based upon the pre-qualification process, LawLeaf reserves the right to send an application to 3 competing underwriters within our network. LawLeaf works very hard in placing your application in-front of the right underwriter, however you have the flexibility to accept or decline an offer without being charged. If I am approved am I ever obligated to accept an offer from a lender? No, there is no obligation to accept any offer from a partner. What type of funding cases do you take? LawLeaf can handle plaintiff lawsuit funding (pre-settlement), structured settlement payment cash advances, commercial litigation funding and attorney funding. What type of legal cases do you take? LawLeaf can handle most cases in which an attorney has taken your case on a contingency fee basis. You can access a partial list of case types on our home page. How can I sign-up to begin this process? If you are interested in applying for a lawsuit loan with LawLeaf, you can simply fill out our online application. How long will it take to get funding approved? It will always depend upon the requested amount of cash a client is requesting and how quickly we can obtain case documents from your attorney. LawLeaf has been succesful in the past in getting an approval the day an application was submitted. We understand the importance and urgency of your request and we are always committed to getting you money immediately. Do you have a maximum of the amount of money you can secure for a plaintiff? No, we have clients requesting lawsuit cash advances into the millions of dollars. There is no case to large for LawLeaf. |