Enjoy peace of mind with post-settlement funding.​

Achieving settlement in a personal injury lawsuit is seen as a big win by plaintiffs. Most attorneys know that while the settlement is a milestone, it is by no means the end of the road. Settlement payments sometimes take months or years to reach the plaintiff due to processing issues, liquidity problems, appeals, or even the settlement terms. In the meantime, the attorney must focus on other cases and managing the day to day expenses of their firms. Plaintiffs have costs as well, including rent or mortgages, utilities, and other day-to-day living expenses that they might not be able to pay. For this reason, your client should get the necessary cash he or she needs until they get paid in full.

Even after a case is settled, you may find yourself waiting months or even years to see your award. Cases that are won in court sometimes require a review period or go through an appeal after the case settles. Life keeps moving, and costs pile up for plaintiffs while they wait for their compensation. A settlement advance is an option for the plaintiff to ease the financial burden until their settlement award is paid out. 

 As soon as we receive the required document, and verify the details and validity of your pending settlement, we will deliver you the settlement funds as soon as 12 hours from the moment we receive all the required documentation. 

Our investment in your case is a non-recourse financing agreement. This differs from a loan in two ways, the first is that we are investing into a portion of your settlement (post-settlement), so things like credit, job status, and income do not factor into our analysis. The second difference is that if your case does not settle, or your award is never paid you owe us nothing! Non-Recourse Transaction This investment into your loan, as stated above, is a non-recourse agreement. This means that we accept all the risk and you do not pay us back if your case doesn’t settle, or your award never arrives.

The repayment process is quite simple. We will deduct our advance proceeds from your eventual settlement funds whenever you receive them. We urge you to call our legal funding specialists as we will get on your case immediately.

Are you requesting post-settlement funding for yourself or for a client? What we will need:

1. A copy of the fully executed settlement agreement; 
2. Amount of funding requested;
3. A copy of the general release letter between the plaintiff and insurer. 

Please provide the required document(s) needed and fax to (518) 500-3056, or email to dan@bakerstreetfunding.com. Or, better yet, call us at (888) 711-3599 for more information.

The post settlement funding process is extremely simple and normally finalized inside of one business day. Once a funding provider reviews your case documents, including the fully executed settlement agreement, they will generate a contract for the client and attorney to sign. Once signed, the funding company will execute that lien and distribute the funds by bank wire or certified check. Normally funding companies will release up to 50% of the award to the plaintiff or 50% of the fee to the attorney. 

Post-settlement funding acts as a lifeline for plaintiffs and attorneys alike, giving them access to liquidity that they otherwise could not get from a traditional financial institution. Settlement advances enable plaintiffs and attorneys early access to their future receivables empowers them to make sure they are making sound financial and business decisions and not handcuffed by a long processing time of a settlement award.

If a plaintiff is awarded a settlement but has not received the funds, and he needs a portion of his settlement, Baker Street Settlement Funding will purchase a portion of that award based on our analysis of the settlement agreement. The plaintiff will receive that settlement cash advance based on our purchase of their award. After the settlement is paid, we, the settlement funding company, are paid back the post settlement funding portion we are due, and the plaintiff receives the balance. 

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