FAQQuestions firms ask.
Clear answers for attorneys, paralegals, case managers, and intake teams evaluating FCA as a case support partner.
What is FCA?
Fund Capital America helps personal injury law firms with non-recourse plaintiff funding, policy limit searches, medical-legal support, investigations, medical and billing records retrieval, translation, interpreting, transcription, and related case support services.
Is FCA funding a loan?
No. FCA plaintiff funding is non-recourse, meaning repayment is only due from case proceeds if the case results in recovery. If there is no recovery, the plaintiff and law firm owe nothing.
Who qualifies for plaintiff funding?
Qualification is based on the case, including liability, damages, treatment, representation, and available coverage. FCA does not base approval on the plaintiff’s credit history.
Does FCA work directly with law firms?
Yes. FCA works with personal injury law firms, attorneys, paralegals, case managers, intake teams, and referred clients through a paperless case support workflow.
Can FCA help with policy limits and records retrieval too?
Yes. In addition to plaintiff funding, FCA supports law firms with policy limit searches, investigations, medical and billing records retrieval, medical-legal support, and other case support services.
What types of cases does FCA support?
FCA supports personal injury matters including auto accidents, premises liability, catastrophic injury claims, trucking cases, rideshare incidents, and other injury cases where funding or case support may help move the file forward.
How fast can funding be delivered?
Once approved, FCA may deliver funding within 24 hours through its paperless process.
Does FCA interfere with case strategy?
No. FCA does not direct legal strategy, medical treatment, or settlement decisions. The law firm remains in control of the case.