Your lawsuit’s strength directly affects how much funding you can receive. Our team reviews every case carefully, focusing on clear liability, verified damages, and strong supporting evidence. Here’s what matters most:
1. Liability
Your attorney must show that the defendant’s negligence caused your injury. This could be a driver breaking traffic laws or a property owner ignoring safety hazards.
2. Fault Laws
Each state handles fault differently. Under comparative negligence laws, your compensation is reduced by your share of fault. In contributory negligence states, any fault could block recovery—so case strength depends on where you live.
3. Damages
We look at both immediate and long-term damages—medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and future medical care or loss of earnings.
4. Injury Severity
Severe or permanent injuries often lead to larger settlements. The more lasting the impact, the stronger the case value.
5. Evidence
Your evidence matters: medical records, accident reports, photos, videos, expert testimony, and witness statements all help confirm liability and damages.
6. Case Stage
Cases that are further along—where liability is clear and negotiations or trial dates are near—tend to qualify for higher advances.
7. Insurance Coverage
A well-insured defendant increases your chances of full recovery and strengthens your eligibility for funding.
8. Legal Representation
Having a skilled personal injury attorney with a strong success record adds major weight to your case.