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Whistleblower & Qui Tam Litigation Funding

Lawsuit financing for qui tam claims.

If you filed a qui tam (False Claims Act) case or a whistleblower claim and the process is dragging on, funding can help you stay financially stable while your case moves.

Baker Street Funding provides whistleblower litigation funding up to $10,000,000 for qualified matters, with simple (non-compounding) monthly pricing starting at 2% for select files.

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This is non-recourse funding in many jurisdictions. That means repayment comes only from the case proceeds if your matter resolves successfully. If the case does not recover, there is obligation to repay us.

To review your file, we coordinate directly with your attorney. 

We also offer litigation financing for law firms in select fraud-related matters. Case fit and availability depend on the facts, posture, and documentation.

Call 888.711.3599 to discuss options.

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What is a qui tam claim?

The term “qui tam” is short for a Latin phrase that roughly means a private person can sue on behalf of the government — and share in the recovery if the case succeeds.

A qui tam claim is a lawsuit typically brought under the False Claims Act (FCA) alleging a person or company defrauded the U.S. government (for example, billing fraud involving federal healthcare programs or government contracts).

In FCA cases, the whistleblower is called the relator. If the case succeeds, the relator can receive a share of the recovery. In general, if the government intervenes, the relator’s share is often 15%–25%. If the government declines and the relator proceeds, it can be 25%–30%.

Separately, some whistleblower matters fall under programs like the SEC whistleblower program, which can involve confidentiality protections and awards when information leads to a successful enforcement action.

FCA/SEC whistleblower cases vs. retaliation claims

A qui tam (FCA) case is about government fraud recovery. A retaliation claim (for example, termination or demotion after reporting wrongdoing) is a different legal track that may be handled under separate employment and whistleblower protection laws.

Many whistleblowers deal with both at once: a long fraud investigation plus immediate income loss. That’s where lawsuit funding can help — not by replacing your legal strategy, but by helping you cover real life while your case plays out.

Qui tam and whistleblower matters can take months or years. If you’re out of work, facing retaliation, or carrying heavy legal and living costs, funding can reduce pressure to take an early, discounted resolution.

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We've got your back with whistleblower lawsuit funding.

We fund many whistleblower matters, including allegations involving healthcare billing fraud (Medicare/Medicaid), defense contractor fraud, securities and commodities violations, education services fraud, and financial or investment misconduct. Availability depends on case strength, counsel involvement, and underwriting. 

Always non-recourse

Our legal funding is non-recourse. You repay only if you recover in your case, and repayment comes from the proceeds. If a state doesn’t allow this structure, we don’t fund there. No credit checks, or employment verificaton either.

Ethical, transparent legal funding

You get a 5-day right of rescission (the option to cancel within the allowed window after signing depending on your agreement and state rules).

Level the playing field

If you’re going up against a well-funded defendant, litigation funding can help you and your counsel avoid “financial fatigue” — the pressure that pushes people to settle too soon simply to stop the bleeding.

Use funds for everyday bills

Funding can be used for rent, mortgage, utilities, childcare, groceries, travel, and other basic living costs while your case moves forward. Depending on the file, it may also help with case-related costs your attorney approves.

Fund as fast as the next business day

Once your attorney provides the required case materials and we complete underwriting, funding can be available quickly after the agreement is signed. Timing depends on file complexity, document turnaround, and underwriting, which can take 7 to 14 business days,

Clear pricing, disclosed upfront

Your pricing is based on case strength and timing. Some files qualify for simple (non-compounding) monthly pricing. You’ll see the full terms in writing before you sign.

Confidential, respectful process

Personal details, financial information, and case documents are handled confidentially and shared only as needed to evaluate and process your request — typically through your attorney.

Dedicated specialist

You’ll also work one-on-one with a dedicated specialist who understands qui tam and whistleblower case timelines, so you get clear answers without the runaround.

See how it works.

At Baker Street Funding we provide funding in all stages of litigation. We will purchase a portion of the proceeds of the future settlement award, and we only get paid if your lawsuit settles favorably. 

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Submit a request online or by phone. Then we confirm you have an active matter and the right attorney contact.

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Review

With your attorney’s cooperation, we review key documents (claims, venue, damages, and case posture). If the file fits, we send clear written terms for you and your counsel to review.

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Money

After the agreement is signed, we purchase a portion of the potential proceeds (where permitted) and disburse funds according to the approved schedule.

Take the next step with Baker Street Legal Funding.

 If you have filed a qui tam case and need immediate financial assistance to help your costs as you wait for your case to be resolved in court, Baker Street Funding can assist you with financing now.

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FAQ

Possibly. Funding depends on the facts, estimated value, timeline, and whether your attorney participates in the review process.

Yes. We review your case file and coordinate through counsel to confirm key case details.

No. Our agreements are structured as non-recourse legal funding, meaning repayment is tied to case proceeds if the case succeeds.

Funding amounts vary, and it could go  up to 10% of your case value. Some cases may support larger funding when liability, damages, and collectability are strong.

A relator’s share is the whistleblower’s portion of an FCA recovery. In general, ranges can be 15%–25% if the government intervenes and 25%–30% if it does not.

Lawsuit funding should not change your legal strategy. Your attorney stays in control of litigation decisions, and you decide whether legal financing makes sense for your situation.

Results vary widely, and past outcomes don’t predict future outcomes. That said, these public announcements show the scale these matters can reach:

If you’re considering whistleblower litigation funding, what matters most for underwriting is the strength of liability, damages, timeline, and attorney support — not headlines.

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