FAQ
Questions plaintiffs ask.
Clear answers about eligibility, repayment, timing, and what non-recourse funding means for you.
What is a plaintiff cash advance?
It is funding based on the anticipated proceeds of a personal injury claim. It gives a qualified plaintiff access to money before the case resolves.
Is it a loan?
No. FCA plaintiff funding is non-recourse. Repayment is due only from case proceeds if the case results in a recovery, under the terms of your agreement.
Do I need good credit?
No credit check is required. Qualification is based on the strength and expected value of the case, not your credit history or employment.
How much can I receive?
Qualified plaintiffs may receive from $500 to $100,000. The available amount depends on the facts and estimated value of the case.
How fast can I receive funds?
Once approved and the agreement is signed, FCA may deliver funds within 24 hours through its paperless process.
How do I repay the advance?
Repayment comes from your case proceeds when the case resolves, according to the terms of the signed funding agreement.
What if I do not recover money?
Because the advance is non-recourse, you owe nothing if there is no recovery, subject to the terms of your agreement.
Does FCA control my case?
No. FCA does not direct legal strategy, medical treatment, or settlement decisions. You and your attorney remain in control.