Check If You Qualify for Personal Injury Pre-Settlement Funding
Baker Street Funding is a top-rated personal injury lawsuit funding company specializing in financing large and small accident claims. Our funding amounts have no set minimum or maximum limit. However, as we bear the risk of non-payment if the case is lost, there are certain requirements that you must meet to qualify for an advance on your injury lawsuit. While these criteria are mandatory, the qualification process is simple.
- An active, no-fault personal injury case valued at over $50,000;
- Your attorney’s participation and consent on the loan;
- You must live in a fundable state and be over 18 years of age;
- You must be suing an insured defendant;
- You must have sustained injuries from your accident, and have had surgery or injections as a result.
Ready to apply? Reach out to our lawsuit financing team at (888) 711-3599 to find out if your personal injury case qualifies for a lawsuit loan today.
What Makes a Personal Injury Case Strong Enough for Legal Funding Approval?
When evaluating the strength of an injury case for a potential loan, Baker Street Funding performs a thorough assessment that involves estimating the merits and value of your lawsuit, based on factors such as:
- Liability. Your lawyer needs to demonstrate that the defendant was negligent or at fault for your injury. (e.g., drivers following traffic laws, property owners maintaining safe premises).
- Fault Laws. Some states have comparative negligence laws, which affect the amount of compensation you can receive based on your degree of fault. In states that follow contributory negligence laws, you may be barred from recovering damages if you are found to have contributed to their own injury.
- Damages. The magnitude of the damages, including medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and related costs, strengthens the case. We also forecast long-term consequences such as future medical needs and loss of earnings.
- Injury Severity. Serious injuries often result in extensive rehabilitation, and a lasting or permanent negative impact on your quality of life, which can translate to a much larger settlement.
- Strength of the Evidence. Availability and quality of evidence confirming that this incident caused your injuries. Evidence includes medical records, treatment histories, accident reports, witness statements, reconstruction specialists, videos, photos, and expert testimony.
- Stage of the Process. This allows for a comprehensive evaluation of your case’s progress, potential for delays, legal arguments, any legal obstacles that may arise, and the overall direction of your injury case.
- Insurance Coverage. If the defendant has sufficient insurance coverage to cover potential damages, it can contribute to your case’s strength, and your chances of recovery.
- Legal Representation. Having an experienced and competent attorney with a successful track record in personal injury law can enhance your case.
Common Types of Physical Injuries Approved For a Pre-Settlement Advance
We commonly approve funding for these injuries:
- Catastrophic Injuries
- Soft Tissue Injuries
- Broken Bones and Fractures
- Psychological Injuries
- Repetitive Stress Injuries
- Disfigurement and Scarring
- Internal Injuries
- Anoxic Brain Injury
- Amputation Compensation
- Organ Damage
- Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI)
- Fire and Burn Injuries
- Scarring and Disfigurement
- Vertebrae Fracture
- Loss of Sight, Hearing and Senses
- Neurological Disorders.