Pre-Settlement Legal Funding In Alabama

Get access to a quick cash advance with our pre-settlement loans all across Alabama.

Are you a plaintiff with a no-fault case in Alabama? Is the defendant well insured? If you answered yes, then you could qualify for pre-settlement funding in Alabama in minutes. Get from $1,500 to $2,000,000+ in advance from your pending lawsuit settlement to pay medical bills, rent or daily expenses. At Baker Street Funding, we offer a wide variety of legal funding products and services to meet your financial needs, with the personable service of a local funder and the capability of a big lender. Whether you have a personal injury or a wrongful imprisonment claim, we will take the time to get to know you and understand your situation before suggesting the lawsuit loan that works for you.

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Lawsuit funding in Alabama is a risk-free cash advance, meaning that you don’t have to pay back money if you don’t win your case. Plaintiffs in Alabama no longer need to worry about money due to litigation drawbacks. If cash is the problem, the experienced lenders at Baker Street Funding can offer a solution. Our team is passionate about helping you borrow the money you need so you can get the settlement you deserve. We care about you – which is why we are committed to fast funding decisions and quick turnaround times. Whether this is your first time borrowing from your potential settlement or looking to change companies to lower your interest rate, we have the pre-settlement funding solution for you. Our financing options are focused on helping you meet a specific financial need that fits your situation.If you live in Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile, Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, Hoover, or any of the 461 cities in Alabama, you could qualify for a fast pre-settlement loan advance to tide you over while your case is pending. And, don’t worry, you can still work with real people who value your time in need. If you want to speak with a legal funding representative, apply for a lawsuit loan now and someone will be in touch soon.

The lawsuit loan process for Alabama plaintiffs is easy.

When you apply for Baker Street’s lawsuit loans in Alabama, our experts will review your application, who will prompt you with quick funds upon approval, depending on how fast your attorney responds to our requests. Hey, it’s nothing to worry about because there is no credit or employment status verification. Our assessment is based on merit and without bias.

See how Alabama pre-settlement funding works.

Whenever you reach out to Baker Street Funding, we won’t let any second go to waste before attending your legal funding application. Baker Street Funding offers a variety of funding options with quick approvals and helpful services. The legal funds can either be pre-settlement or post-settlement loans, depending on the stage of your lawsuit. Let us help simplify the process for you. Contact us and get your Alabama pre-settlement funding application reviewed today.

Why Baker Street Funding’s settlement loans in Alabama?

A lawsuit loan from Baker Street Funding provides you the money you need to either refinance a higher interest rate from another lender or as a first-time borrower. These convenient, no-risk loans give you a capped rate with fixed interest, so you know exactly how much you’ll pay when you win your case. We have a simple application process, and most approved loans can be funded within hours. There are key reasons why Baker Street Funding is an excellent choice for a lawsuit loan in Alabama.

Lawsuit funding in Alabama has its advantages.

No risk

No risk means: if the judgment or settlement is not in your favor, you owe nothing. A risk-free loan is unlike traditional loans, where you have to pay back both principal and interest every month. Funding for plaintiffs living in Alabama is non-recourse, meaning, you could get a cash advance from your pending claim and only repay you if you successfully settle your claim.

No credit check

At Baker Street Funding, we understand how dire plaintiffs' situation can be during the lawsuit and even trial, and we wouldn't want to put you under any more stress. Baker Street Funding does not bother its consumers with credit checks. Our only interest is to help you through this challenging time, and hopefully, you get the best settlement for your case.

No employment verification

Often, plaintiffs, especially victims of personal injury, may be out of employment while their case is pending or being heard in court. Litigations can mean difficult times for lots of plaintiffs, especially those who have been injured. Regardless of your employment status, your lawsuit may be eligible for a Baker Street Funding cash advances to help you pay your bills and cope with other living expenses.

Qualify for pre-settlement funding from your lawsuit—fast.

Find out today if you can get approved for an Alabama legal loan. If you or a loved one were injured or are involved in lengthy litigation, contact Baker Street Funding today for a risk-free case qualification. You can’t and shouldn’t have to fight this battle alone. At Baker Street Funding, our attorneys understand the hardships families and businesses face after being wrongfully imprisoned, heavily injured, or involved in corporate litigation. We are dedicated to providing plaintiffs in Alabama the financial assistance they need in the fastest possible way.

Ready to apply for a lawsuit loan?

When you call Baker Street Funding, you will find us receptive and very resourceful to your special circumstance. We believe in helping plaintiffs with their financial well-being and to better serve the community. We understand that not everyone is familiar with legal funding therefore, we are available to receive your call at any time to discuss your legal battle and your needs. To learn more about your funding options in Alabama, contact us at 888-711-3599 or apply for funds in a matter of seconds. Take advantage of this offer, and make the best of our legal loan services in Alabama.

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Learn more about Alabama personal injury laws, accident rates, and legal funding.

Pre-settlement funding in Alabama can be used for any purpose without worrying about having your credit or job status checked. Please be advised that you should use your lawsuit advance only for emergency matters – you may decide to pay clear your bills, do groceries, pay electricity, or pay for rent. The following information will give you an in-depth understanding of your case, Alabama laws, and lawsuit funding.

Plaintiffs with settled cases

A lot of plaintiffs still struggle with finances even after their case settles. Why? The payment of the settlement can take a long time. Sometimes, the defendant or insurer may be slow in paying up, depending on the agreement reached on how they will pay the settlement proceeds.

After the award is paid in full, plaintiffs may need instant cash to attend to pressing issues. Instead of sitting idly and letting bills pile up, you can apply for a post-settlement advance.

To cushion financial pressure, Baker Street Funding offers up to 50% of your settlement value as a cash advance. All you have to do is apply online. We will take it up from there, and once approved, you will get your loan credited to your account — usually within 24 hours.

Attorneys with settled cases

Post settlement funding is also available to attorneys who work on a contingency basis or otherwise. Working on contingency means the attorney only gets paid if they win their client’s case. While a plaintiff awaits the settlement or award payment, an attorney can apply for Alabama legal funding as fee advances to grow their practice and more.

If you are still not sure, our litigation funding team is available 24/7 for a free consultation. You are welcome to call us anytime at (888) 711-3599. It will be a pleasure to discuss your case and any other questions you may have.

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Personal injury and crime statistics

Between 2016 and 2017, the population of Alabama was recorded to have grown by 2.3 million. Today, the population of Alabama is north of 4 million.
The FBI Uniform Crime Report Statistics show that both the violent crime rate and property crime rates stand at 5.29 and 28.17 per 1,000 of the population in 2020. While these figures are relatively low, one still has to be security conscious at all times.
Violent crime rates included the number of reported cases of murder, rape, assault, and robbery, among other crimes. All of the offenses mentioned above maim their victims and leave them with both emotional and physical scars – not the mention the pain and suffering both victims and their families go through.
Seeking legal redress for crimes can drag on for weeks, months, and even years. While the litigation is ongoing, the victims or plaintiffs are left to shoulder the responsibility of catering to their medical bills in cases of personal injury and medical malpractice.
Also, plaintiffs are faced with a mountain of bills to pay, and this is even more painful for victims of wrongful termination of a contract, and employment discrimination (including harassment and retaliation).

These are some of the challenges plaintiffs face all over the United States, and Alabama is no different.

How long do you have to file your case in Alabama?

It’s almost impossible to talk about litigation and not mention the essence of time in pursuing legal redress and getting justice.

In every state, there is a stipulated time within which plaintiffs are expected to file their claims. If you exceed this time limit, your case will be dismissed, and every chance of getting compensation will be lost. This time limit is known as the Statute of Limitations, and it varies from case to case and the circumstances surrounding each case. You should check with your attorney before filing your case.

The law and the statute of limitations.

In Alabama, personal injury victims have up to two (2) years to file their claims against the responsible party. Filing a case against a municipal and county in Alabama should be done within six (6) months and one (1) year of the incident, respectively.

However, filing claims against the federal government can only be done after filing notice within two years. If your notice is denied, you can then file your lawsuit within six (6) months.

Other statutes of limitations in Alabama are as follows:

Libel/slander, Fraud, and medical malpractice all carry two (2) years.
Injury to personal property such as Negligence and Trespass takes two years and six years, respectively.
Other cases, including the collection of rents, collection of debts carry up to six (6) years.
Lawsuits of written contracts should be filed within ten years (10) years and twenty (20) years for judgments.

The insurance company

If you are a victim of an injury caused by the negligence of someone else, you have every right to sue for damages and get reasonable compensation. However, these cases usually don’t settle quickly. In addition to the delay in getting a judgment and potential settlement for your case, victims of injuries are also faced with medical bills, and of course, other responsibilities, including rent and utility bills, won’t stop coming.
When they sense your financial distress, defense attorneys or defendants’ insurers won’t hesitate to approach you with ridiculous offers. They will attempt to make you settle for less than you deserve and drop the case. If you are ever in this position, you should pass on their offer – they don’t care about you. All they want is to make you settle early and evade paying the entire settlement if the case goes its full course.