Cases We Fund
Plaintiff Lawsuit Funding for Personal Injury, Auto Accidents, and More
If you’re in the middle of a legal battle and need financial help, PIF (Plaintiff Investment Funding) provides lawsuit funding for plaintiffs in a wide range of lawsuit case types. Our lawsuit funding helps you manage living expenses, medical bills, or lost wages while your legal team fights for your case settlement.
And here’s the best part: With non-recourse funding, you only repay if you win. That means no risk, no credit checks, and no stress while you wait.
What Types of Lawsuit Cases Does PIF Fund?
We provide funding for several types of lawsuits, including personal injury, auto accidents, workplace injuries, and employment-related legal claims. If your lawsuit case falls into any of these categories and you have attorney representation, we’re here to help.
Personal Injury Lawsuit Funding
Injured due to someone else’s negligence? Personal injury lawsuit claims can take months, or even years to settle. Our lawsuit funding can help bridge the financial gap while your attorney works to secure fair compensation for your personal injury.
We fund:
- Slip and Fall & Premises Liability Claims
- Product liability lawsuits
- Medical malpractice claims
- Dog bite injuries
If you’re unable to work or cover your regular bills, personal injury funding gives you financial peace of mind without adding debt.
Auto Accident Lawsuit Funding
Whether you were in a car, truck, or pedestrian accident, auto injury claims can be complicated. You might be facing lost wages, property damage, or long-term medical care.
We fund:
- Car accidents
- Trucking and commercial vehicle collisions
- Pedestrian or cyclist injuries
- Multi-car pileups
- Hit-and-run claims
We’ll evaluate your auto accident case and if approved offer same-day plaintiff funding. So you can keep your life moving while your lawsuit case is pending.
Workplace Injury Lawsuit Funding
Injured on the job and pursuing legal action? While some injuries are covered by workers’ compensation, many construction, manufacturing, and contracting environments involve third-party lawsuit claims.
We fund:
- Construction site accidents
- Heavy machinery or equipment injuries
- Employer negligence claims
- Unsafe work environment lawsuits
Our team works quickly with your workplace injury attorney to ensure you get the financial support you need during recovery and litigation.
Employment Law Case Funding
If you’ve been treated unfairly by your employer, you may be pursuing an employment law claim that takes time to resolve. But fighting back against unfair actions shouldn’t mean financial ruin.
We fund:
- Wrongful termination lawsuits
- Discrimination or harassment claims
- Wage theft and unpaid overtime cases
- Retaliation and whistleblower claims
Legal battles with employers can be emotionally and financially draining. Our employment lawsuit funding helps you focus on your case, not your bank account.
How Does Lawsuit Funding Work?
Lawsuit funding is not a traditional loan. We offer a cash advance based on your anticipated lawsuit settlement, and you only repay us if your case is successful. No monthly payments. No impact on your credit. Just quick, straightforward lawsuit funding support when you need it most.
The lawsuit funding process with PIF is simple:
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You apply for lawsuit funding by submitting your case details.
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We work with your case attorney to evaluate your lawsuit claim.
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If approved, plaintiff funding is delivered in as little as 24 hours.
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If your lawsuit wins, repayment comes directly from your case settlement. If not, you owe nothing.
It’s that easy—and you stay in control of your lawsuit process.
Why Choose PIF?
We’ve been helping plaintiffs across the U.S. for over 18 years, and we know how overwhelming it can be to wait on a lawsuit settlement with bills piling up. That’s why we’ve built our process around speed, transparency, and compassion.
Here’s why plaintiffs and attorneys alike trust us:
18+ Years of Plaintiff Funding Experience
We’ve seen it all—and helped thousands of lawsuit clients stay financially stable while waiting for justice.
Trusted by Lawsuit Attorneys Nationwide
We work directly with your legal team to ensure everything runs smoothly behind the scenes.
Emergency & Weekend Lawsuit Funding Available
Legal stress doesn’t wait for business hours. We’ll do our best to deliver when you need it most.
Transparent, Capped Fees, for Plaintiff Funding
No surprises. Our fees are clearly outlined in your agreement, with no compounding interest or hidden charges.
Direct Access to Case Funding Decision-Makers
No call centers. When you work with PIF, you talk directly to the people making the funding decisions.
Not Sure If Your Lawsuit Case Qualifies?
Even if your case doesn’t fit perfectly into the categories above, you may still be eligible for lawsuit funding. Every situation is different, and we’re happy to review your case claim and give you a straightforward answer regarding lawsuit funding.
If you’re uncertain or have questions, our team is standing by to help.
Don’t Wait Alone
Lawsuits take time—but your life can’t go on pause. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, fighting back against discrimination, or pursuing justice for an accident, you deserve financial peace of mind while your case unfolds.
With PIF’s non-recourse lawsuit funding, you can cover your everyday expenses, focus on healing, and give your attorney the time they need to get the best possible outcome.
You’ve already taken the brave step of standing up for what’s right—now let us help you through the rest.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is legal funding?
Legal funding is a financial service designed to provide plaintiffs with immediate funding against the potential outcome of their pending legal claim. This funding helps plaintiffs cover living expenses, medical bills, and other financial obligations while awaiting a favorable settlement.
Is legal funding risky?
Legal funding carries no risk for plaintiffs. Since the funding is non-recourse, you are not obligated to repay the advance if you lose your case. Additionally, Plaintiff Investment Funding only approves funding for cases we believe have a high likelihood of success.
How does legal funding work?
Legal funding is straightforward. Plaintiffs apply for funding and are evaluated on the merit of their case. If approved, funding is provided based on your financial need and the estimated settlement amount. If the case is successful, the funding is repaid from the settlement proceeds. If the case is unsuccessful, the plaintiff typically owes nothing.
Who is eligible for legal funding?
Eligibility for funding is primarily based on the facts in your case and the likelihood of a successful outcome. Plaintiffs involved in personal injury claims, such as those resulting from auto accidents, slip and fall, medical malpractice, or defective products, may qualify for funding. However, each claim is unique, so it’s best to consult with us to determine your eligibility.
Do you need to have good credit to qualify for legal funding?
No, legal funding is not based on your credit score or financial history. The funding decision is primarily based on the details of your legal case and the likelihood of a favorable settlement or verdict.
How much funding can I receive?
Typically, Plaintiff Investment Funding provides cash advances up to $200,000. The amount of funding you receive depends on various factors, including the severity of your financial need, the likelihood of a settlement and the potential for recovery.
What expenses can legal funding cover?
Legal funding can be used to cover a variety of expenses, including medical bills, mortgage or rent payments, utility bills, car payments, groceries, and other everyday living expenses. It’s designed to help you manage your financial obligations while your case progresses through the legal system. You have the discretion to use the funds however you see fit.
Is legal funding taxable?
Generally, legal funding is considered non-taxable, as it’s regarded as an advance on a potential future settlement rather than income. However, it’s always a good idea to consult with a tax professional or attorney to understand the tax implications specific to your situation.