Traumatic Brain Injury
Pre-Settlement Funding.

Potentially. If you have a pending TBI claim and are represented by an attorney, FCA can review the matter to determine whether it may qualify. Approval and available funding depend on the individual claim and anticipated recovery.

FCA may review qualifying represented brain injury claims arising from motor vehicle accidents, falls, premises incidents, construction or worksite incidents, impacts, and other events where a traumatic brain injury is alleged as part of the pending claim.

Applicants generally need to be represented by an attorney because FCA coordinates with counsel to verify information about the pending claim.

FCA's pre-settlement funding review focuses primarily on the underlying legal claim rather than traditional consumer credit underwriting. Eligibility is evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

The amount available varies by claim. FCA may consider anticipated recovery, potential liability, available recovery sources, damages, treatment, case status, existing liens or advances, and other relevant case-specific factors.

Timing depends on the complexity of the matter and how quickly required information can be verified with counsel. Qualifying claims may move through review once the necessary case information and agreements are complete.

No. FCA is a legal funding provider and does not diagnose medical conditions. Medical questions should be addressed with qualified healthcare professionals, while legal questions about the claim should be discussed with your attorney.

Pre-settlement legal funding is structured around a pending legal claim rather than ordinary consumer lending criteria. Applicants should review the applicable agreement, costs, disclosures, and repayment terms before accepting funding.