Claim-based review
The possible recovery supports the transaction and any available amount.
Pre-settlement funding, explained clearly
Explore an advance that may help with everyday expenses while your attorney works on the case. Start with four details; the review is based on the claim, not your credit or employment.
Free, private first step
Add four details so a specialist knows where to reach you.
How the arrangement works
The provider evaluates the legal matter and the expected net recovery. Your wages, job history, and credit score are not the basis for the decision.
The possible recovery supports the transaction and any available amount.
Any amount due is generally handled from case proceeds after resolution.
You can read the full cost, ask questions, accept, or walk away.
Claim types
These are common categories. The review desk can also discuss another attorney-represented injury matter.
A clear path forward
Timing varies by matter. You stay in control at every stage.
Begin with four details →Share your name, number, claim state, and the closest matter type.
Confirm the timeline, attorney information, and the amount you want to discuss.
With permission, the provider coordinates with your lawyer on limited case details.
If terms are available, read the full cost and choose only if they make sense for you.
Straight answers
Exact terms depend on the individual matter. These are the questions worth asking before signing anything.
The provider weighs the amount requested, expected time to resolution, strength of liability, likely net proceeds, and state rules. A longer or more uncertain matter generally creates more risk and may cost more.
No scheduled installments are due while the legal matter remains open. The written contract explains what will be paid from proceeds if the matter results in a recovery.
Non-recourse agreements generally do not require repayment when the funded matter produces no proceeds. The signed contract controls, so confirm that language before accepting an offer.
The review is based on the legal matter rather than a consumer credit score. The initial request does not require a credit pull or employment verification.
Your lawyer verifies the case, shares authorized records, and handles any payoff from proceeds. Counsel does not have to recommend the transaction, but the provider cannot complete a review without cooperation.
Providers usually limit advances to a conservative share of the expected net recovery after fees, costs, liens, and prior funding. Taking only what you need can reduce the amount ultimately due.
A clearer first conversation
We organize the initial request and connect it with the provider responsible for evaluation and any offer. Our job is to make the handoff clear, respectful, and easy to follow.
Information for counsel
The provider typically asks for representation confirmation, a liability overview, treatment status, and anticipated timing. Your office controls the documents shared and coordinates any payoff from disbursement.
Law firms may contact the review desk at (866) 636-0106.
Prefer a conversation?
Leave one number, then discuss the matter privately with a specialist.
(866) 636-0106
Start with a person, not paperwork.
The desk can ask about representation, learn what kind of matter you have, and explain what information a provider would need next.
Tap to call the funding review desk (866) 636-0106No documents are needed for this conversation. A callback request does not create an agreement or guarantee an offer.
Keep the conversation open
Leave one contact method and the review desk can pick up from here with you.
Call the review desk directly (866) 636-0106By sharing a contact method, you authorize SettleSpring Funding to follow up about this inquiry. You are not agreeing to accept funding.