Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Loans in North Dakota
Get pre-settlement lawsuit funding in North Dakota before your case settles.
With pre-settlement funding in North Dakota, you can turn your pending settlement into cash so you can pay your medical bills, rent, and more. Baker Street Funding is the type of lawsuit funding company that provides low rate lawsuit loans to North Dakota plaintiffs starting at 2% non-compounding. Apply for a flexible lawsuit cash advance in The Peace Garden State to cushion financial pressure during litigations. Check our options in minutes without any risks and upon approval get funded in less than 24 hours
- Low rates
- Quick Cash
- No win, no pay policy
Lawsuit loans in North Dakota.
The process of pursuing a personal injury claim is rarely simple and often costly. Perhaps all accident victims in America know how needing money feels like. And even when you have a stable lawsuit, an emergency situation such as an accident followed by surgeries just happens, and you will need money to pay your bills without questions. With Baker Street Funding’s convenient applications and the fastest approval, it’s possible to get lawsuit loans in North Dakota the same day your lawyer sends us your case.
Let’s figure out what lawsuit loans are. The term is defined as a non-recourse loan that settlement lenders give in the form of a cash advance (check or wire) for your short-term needs (until you receive the settlement payment from your case). If you don’t win your lawsuit, you don’t get to pay back the money. The amount of money you can get varies from $1,500 to $750,000, depending on the present value of your case and how strong it is. Although lawsuit loans are semi-regulated, the way to obtain them is by having an attorney’s representation and a good personal injury case. Fill out our safe and convenient application form and get your advance within 24 hours from when your lawyer sends your case documents, so you don’t have to settle your case on less than favorable terms.
Why choose Baker Street Legal Funding lawsuit loans in North Dakota?
Many legal funding companies are sprouting up in the Peace Garden State, and it’s almost impossible to tell professionals from gimmicks. However, the best lawsuit funding companies like Baker Street Legal Funding always stand out. Baker Street Funding is committed to seeing you through your lawsuit in North Dakota, and we want to see you emerge victoriously. We work with your attorney all the way and negotiate even a better rate for you. Our lines are open round the clock for free consultations. Contact us at 888-711-3599 and get a fast North Dakota lawsuit loan with the lowest interest rates.
Lower rates
At Baker Street Funding, we offer low interest rate pre-settlement funding (non-compounding) ranging between 2% to 3.4% monthly, depending on the type of your case and the nature of your claims.
No hidden charges
The only payment that is due to us is the agreed amount on the contract if you win the case. There are no hidden charges or markups whatsoever. Ever.
Better service
Our lines are open 24/7 to address your concerns and guide you on your application when you apply. Take advantage of your free consultation to seek professional assistance from our veteran legal funding team, who are also masters in the legal field.
Bigger amounts
Our pre-settlement loans offer up to 20% of the value of your potential settlement. This can come in handy in paying rents, utilities, and medical bills. If your case is settled and the payment is delayed, we offer post-settlement funding up to 50% of the award amount.
The lawsuit funding advantage for North Dakota plaintiffs.
You don’t have to worry about paying both principal and interest monthly as you would if you had taken a loan from the bank or my other lender. Your employment status or credit score doesn’t matter to our underwriters when screening your lawsuit loan application.
100% risk free settlement loans
Speaking of risk-free loans, what Baker Street Funding offers is a non-recourse loan. What that means is that you only bus back if you win your case. You can think of our "settlement loans" as a cash advance whose repayment is contingent on the case settling in your favor.
No employment check
In addition to not scrutinizing your credit history, we also don't consider your employment status as part of our criteria for approving your request. You are welcome to apply whether you are employed or not.
No credit check
You don't need a good credit score to qualify for funding in North Dakota. We are not concerned about your credit history. We are only concerned about the merits of your lawsuit and making our financial resources available to help you get the best settlement.
See how the North Dakota pre-settlement funding process works.
Gone are the days when you have to wait for ages to access lawsuit loans in North Dakota. Get a smooth lawsuit funding application process— usually within 24 hours. Our procedure is simple and without any hassles, get approval in record time. Contact us if you require any form of assistance with your application. Here is how it works:
Application
Fill out our short application form online in minutes. Only provide basic data about your case and your attorney's contact.
Qualification
Upon receiving your application, our legal funding team will contact you to finish the qualification process of your case.
Evaluation
Then, our seasoned underwriters will immediately get to work. They will contact your attorney to discuss your North Dakota case and finalize documentation.
Approval
If you agree on the right amount for your case and get the approval, your lawsuit loan will be credited to you in the shortest possible time after the agreements are dually executed— usually within an hour or two.
Get a North Dakota settlement loan today.
Apply for pre-settlement cash advance with low rates through a simple and convenient process. Check if you qualify by applying online with no impact on your credit score because we don’t check it.
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FAQ.
Why should I fund with Baker Street Legal Funding?
If you opt for unprofessional legal funding companies, you will end up signing off on loans that will eat up your settlement or award when it gets paid. How? They capitalize on your desperation to get cash during litigation and offer loans at ridiculous rates and up to 300% a year.
Baker Street Funding provides transparent contracts with non-compounding rates starting at 2% for attorney funding and 2.95% for plaintiff advances.
Where can I apply?
You are probably asking yourself “Where can I find the best funding company near me?” You can apply for our lawsuit loans in North Dakota directly from the comfort of your own home, the street, or work, and all you need is a computer or a phone with internet access. Remember to speak to your attorney about your situation and your need for funds to speed up the process.
When should I apply for a cash advance against my North Dakota lawsuit?
There are a number of reasons why personal injury victims and plaintiffs with other types of cases could need extra cash:
- You asked for a loan from you bank and they rejected your application. When you are injured, you know you are not shielded from a financial crisis. But the thing is that banks have requirements and they are not easy to get, and it may take weeks to convince them that you are eligible for the loan that you will have to pay back monthly. Obtaining a loan from your case to cover your rent or other important bills is a great option when you are in need of fast cash.
- You can’t cover groceries, medical bills or rent. The main reason why plaintiffs request lawsuit funds is due to urgent expenses. These expenses include medical bills, utilities, family expenses, and housing. Personal injury victims are prone to have no money and use a cash advance from the case to cover living expenses.
- You cannot borrow from friends or relatives. Many plaintiffs in need of advances have already asked their families for financial assistance prior to applying for the loan. If you are in this situation, lawsuit loans in North Dakota(ND) can help you get some money to deal with your day to day money problems at ease.
North Dakota(ND) accidents rates, personal injury laws, and legal funding.
The insurance in North Dakota
With over 762 thousand people, North Dakota is home to fascinating destinations like Medora, Bismarck, and Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Away from North Dakota’s charming people and culture, there have been increased concerns about crime rates over the past year. The violent crime rate in North Dakota is 2.8 per 1000 of the population compared to the national average of 3.7. Even though the property crime rate fell from 22.1 to 20.4 incidents per 1000, it’s still not far off the national average of 22.0.Recent survey reports as of July 2020 show that personal experience with violent crimes in North Dakota went up 7 points from last year’s record to 9%, while property crime leaped 20 points from 16%. Thus, causing a surge in litigations in The Peace Garden State.
The insurance in North Dakota is not on your side
As you can imagine, too many lawsuits equal protected cases and delayed compensation. Plaintiffs are often faced with mammoth bills during litigations, and their families are also not free from the heat. Too many bills tend to make plaintiffs settle for less and accept undervalued offers from defense attorneys and defendants’ insurers.
Insurance companies tend to use high-pressure tactics to get you to settle your case for less than what it is worth
Don’t buckle at the idea of a complicated lawsuit
Legal funding or lawsuit loans helps North Dakota victims of accidents settle for a better settlement because your knowledgeable North Dakota insurance settlement lawyer will have the time to fight for your case while take care of your expenses.
Car accidents statistics
According to 2019 reports from the North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT), the state recorded 11,742 motor vehicle crashes. Between 2015 to 2019, a total of 565 lives were lost to fatal motor vehicle accidents with 100 deaths and over 3100 cases of injuries in 2019.
Earlier in 2017, the North Dakota Department of Transportation reported that at least one person died every three days from a motor vehicle crash. Some common causes of car accidents as reported by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) includes:
•Distracted driving
•Drunk-driving
•Speeding
•Not using seatbelt
Pedestrians are also not left out as they made up 16% of all traffic deaths in 2017. This calls for more caution whenever you are out on the road — whether as a pedestrian or vehicle occupant.
We offer low rate car accident loans to help car accident victims cope with medical bills and other financial commitments while awaiting court judgment and settlement.
Personal injury laws
In North Dakota, injured parties can only apply for settlement if the case meets the “serious injury” threshold. Otherwise, the state’s at-fault doctrine allows the parties involved to settle through their insurance companies.
Also, compensation for personal injury in North Dakota is determined through the modified comparative fault rule.
This doctrine means that the parties involved would be responsible for paying damages to each other for as much as they are found at fault for the injury. So, a party that is 70 at fault will pay 70% damages to the other party. However, if the plaintiffs are deemed to be more than 50% at fault, the court will bar them from getting compensation for their injury.
North Dakota has a $500,000 cap on non-economic damages for cases of medical malpractice. Economic damages that exceed $250,000 are subject to review by the court to determine if the sum is reasonable.
If you or a loved one are looking for personal injury loans, call us at (888) 711-3599 to get started.
Statute of limitations
Before filing your claims in North Dakota or any state at all, you should note the time frame within which you are allowed to file a lawsuit against the other party. Every case has a stipulated time within which you are expected to have gathered evidence and sue for charges.
If you miss the stipulated time, which is known as the statute of limitations, you risk getting your case dismissed without any chance of getting compensation. So, time is of great importance while filing your claims. Here are the statutes of limitations in North Dakota.
•Injury to person — 6 years
•Libel and Slander — 2 years
•Fraud — 6 years
•Injury to personal property — 6 years
•Trespass — 6 years
•Collection of rents — 6 years
•Contacts — written:6 years; Oral: 6 years
•Judgments — 10 years
Have it at the back of your mind that state laws are subject to change. As such, it would be best to discuss with your attorney before taking any legal action.
Lawsuit loans near you
Baker Street Funding’s plaintiff financial aid is available and accessible to all residents with active lawsuits in North Dakota — in all cities and counties.
Cities we typically fund in North Dakota:
1. Fargo
2. Bismarck
3. Grand Forks
4. Minot
5. West Fargo
6. Williston
7. Dickinson
8. Mandan
9. Jamestown
10. Watford City
11. Wahpeton
12. Devils Lake
13. Valley City
14. Minot AFB
15. Grafton
Counties we typically fund in North Dakota:
1. Cass County
2. Burleigh County
3. Grand Forks County
4. Ward County
5. Williams County
6. Stark County
7. Morton County
8. Stutsman County
9. Richald County
10. McKenzie County
11. Rolette County
12. Ramsey County
13. Walsh County
14. Mountrail County
15. Barnes County
Other states we fund
*We provide funding for personal injury, employment/labor, and civil rights lawsuits in the following states:
Arizona, Alabama, Alaska, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, Nevada, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
- We currently fund Colorado at a minimum of $75,000. Case value must be at least $750,000+.
- We currently fund North Carolina at a minimum of $25,000. Case value must be at least $250,000+.
- We currently fund South Carolina at a minimum of $100,000. Case value must be at least $1,000,000+.
- We currently fund in Nevada at a minimum of $20,000. Case value must be at least $200,000+.
- We currently fund in Illinois at a maximum of $40,000. Case value must be at least $400,000+.
- We currently fund in Tennessee at a minimum of $10,000. Case value must be at least $100,000+.
- We currently fund in Arizona at a minimum of $20,000. Case value must be at least $200,000+.
*Litigants with corporate disputes are eligible to receive funding in every state in the United States (and eligible countries).
*Funding for attorneys is provided in most states. Please get in touch with us to find out if your state is eligible.
*Worker’s compensation claims are funding only in the following states: Alaska, Connecticut, Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, Montana, Rhode Island, Washington, and Wyoming.
Some of the cases we fund nationwide
- Assault and battery
- Agricultural and farming accidents
- Beach accidents
- Asbestos
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Chemical fire accidents
- Cruise ship accidents
- Dram shop
- Electrical accidents
- Expected/intended harm
- Gym accidents
- Hospital negligence
- Libel and defamation suits
- Nursing home negligence
- Negligent security
- Medical malpractice
- Mesothelioma
- Misdiagnosis
- Product liability
- Premises liability
- Roundup lawsuits
- School bullying
- School negligence
- Slip and fall
- Sports Injuries
- Subway accidents
- Sexual abuse of any kind
- Surgical error
- Supermarket accidents
- Swimming pool accidents
- Toxic mold
- Veteran Affairs Military Lawsuits
- Wet pavements
- Work related accidents
- Wrongful death
Motor vehicle and car accident loans
- Ambulance accidents
- Aviation accidents
- Bicycle accidents
- Boating accidents
- Bus accidents
- Commercial vehicle accidents
- Farm tractor
- Firetruck accidents
- Forklift accidents
- Golf cart accidents
- Hit and Runs
- Head-on accidents
- Helicopter accidents
- Limousine accidents
- Motorcycle accidents
- Multiple-vehicle Accidents
- Pedestrian accident
- Police car accidents
- Parking lot accidents
- Racing car accidents
- Rear-end accident claims
- RV accidents
- Scooter and moped accidents
- Semi-truck 18 wheeler accidents
- Side-impacts
- Taxicab accidents
- Uber, Lyft accidents
- Train accidents
Employment and labor lawsuit funding
- Construction accidents
- Employment discrimination
- FELA
- Jones Act
- Sexual harassment
- Wage law violation
- Wrongful termination
- Patent Litigation Funding
- Securities and Shareholder
- Qui Tam Whistle Blower
- International Arbitration
- Commercial Litigation
- Monetization
- Competition and Anti Trust
- DIP Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
- Veteran Affairs Settlements
- All settled mass torts