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FCA provides client funding, law firm capital, policy limit searches, investigations, medical treatment coordination, records retrieval, service of process, language support, and other case-support solutions.

Yes. FCA offers capital solutions designed to help qualified law firms manage cash flow and operating needs.

Yes. FCA supports attorneys with policy limit searches, investigations, service of process, records, medical coordination, and other case-related resources.

No. FCA works alongside counsel without controlling litigation strategy, legal decisions, or settlement decisions.

Yes. FCA offers non-recourse pre-settlement funding for qualified personal injury claims. Funding is based primarily on the claim rather than traditional consumer credit, and repayment is generally tied to a successful case recovery under the terms of the funding agreement.

Yes. FCA offers post-settlement funding for qualified clients who have resolved their case but are still waiting for settlement proceeds to be distributed.

Attorney fee acceleration is a financing option intended to help qualified attorneys access capital against eligible expected legal fees before the normal settlement or disbursement timeline is complete. Eligibility, structure, terms, and availability depend on the underlying matters and applicable requirements.

FCA can discuss financing solutions for qualified attorneys when eligible expected fees are delayed by settlement, lien resolution, disbursement, or other case-related timing. Available structures and terms depend on the circumstances and applicable requirements.

FCA can discuss capital solutions for qualified case-related expenses, including case costs, expert fees, litigation expenses, investigation expenses, and other eligible costs associated with building and advancing personal injury matters.

Depending on the financing structure and eligibility, law firm capital may support operating and growth needs such as payroll, hiring, office expansion, marketing, technology, case portfolios, practice or book acquisitions, and other qualified business expenses.

Yes. FCA provides policy limits search services that can help law firms identify available insurance coverage and obtain information relevant to evaluating a personal injury claim.

FCA provides investigation support that can include process serving, stake-outs, skip tracing, asset and background searches, DMV and vehicle research, corporate affiliation research, witness locates and interviews, and surveillance, depending on the needs of the case.

Yes. Through FCA MedConnect, law firms can access support for medical scheduling, a network of medical providers familiar with lien-based personal injury treatment, and medical funding options for qualified cases.

Yes. FCA Medical & Billing Records Retrieval helps law firms request, track, and retrieve medical records, billing records, and supporting documentation with less staff follow-up.

FCA serves qualified matters nationwide, although service availability, funding terms, and legal requirements can vary by jurisdiction and by the specific service requested.

Attorneys and law firm staff can submit a request through FCA and ask for a callback. A dedicated FCA point person can then discuss the firm’s needs and help identify the appropriate funding or case-support service.