Looking for a Lawsuit Loan in Philadelphia?
If you have been injured, harassed, victimized by discrimination, or wrongful termination and you have a pending case and an attorney, you probably qualify for a Lawsuit Loan.
Plaintiffs are often qualified for an instant cash advance with no credit check, no risk and no
Now you can access a portion of the money you have coming to you in your case. No risk. No credit check
collateral. Here’s how it works:
If you already have an attorney, just fill out our simple 30-Second Application on the Home page of our website. You don’t need good credit. We don’t even CHECK your credit. The decision to send you money and the amount you can get are determined by the size and strength of your case.
We don’t get paid unless YOU get paid. That’s right. You get a pre-settlement cash advance without any risk and if you lose your case or fail to settle, you keep all the money.
It’s not unusual for insurance company lawyers to drag your case out for a long, long time. But you can tap into some of that money right now. In as little as 24 hours, our loan department can send you a lawsuit funding loan certified check.
Use the money for whatever you want. If you’re unable to work because of your injury, you probably have bills to pay. Even if you’re not in financial trouble, a legal loan can come in handy to buy yourself a vacation. There are no rules on how you can use you lawsuit cash advance.
If you’re in Philadelphia, Bucks County, Montgomery County, Delaware County or any of the suburbs in the greater Philadelphia region or the entire Delaware Valley, the lawsuit loan professionals at Interstate Lawsuit Funding can act quickly.
We will contact your lawyer to review your case. We’re able to reach a decision to fund your case in just a few minutes. Then, we’ll let you know how much we can send you. Confirm this with your lawyer, have him sign the necessary documents and we’ll rush you out a certified check.
Lawsuit funding is a practical solution for anyone in Philadelphia and surrounding area who wants to put a portion of the settlement to use in advance of the end of your case.