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FCA offers cash advances from $500 up to $100,000, depending on eligibility, case details, estimated settlement value, available insurance coverage, and attorney cooperation.

No. FCA's plaintiff funding is non-recourse. There are no monthly payments, and repayment is tied to the successful resolution of the case. If the case does not result in a recovery, the client generally owes nothing under the funding agreement.

Many requests can be reviewed within 24 hours after FCA receives the required case information from the applicant and their attorney. Funding timing depends on eligibility, document completion, attorney response, and banking method.

Pre-settlement funding is based primarily on the merits and expected value of the legal claim—not the applicant's credit score, job status, or income.

Yes. You must be represented by an attorney because FCA needs to verify case details, liability, damages, insurance coverage, and the status of your claim directly with the law firm.

FCA reviews many personal injury and accident-related matters, including auto, rideshare, motorcycle, truck, pedestrian, bicycle, premises liability, dog bite, construction, product liability, medical malpractice, catastrophic injury, and wrongful death claims.

Post-settlement funding may provide access to a portion of an expected settlement after the case has resolved but before the settlement proceeds have been fully disbursed.

A Policy Limits Search is an insurance research service used to identify or verify available liability coverage connected to a claim. The results can help a law firm evaluate case value, treatment strategy, demand positioning, and litigation decisions.

FCA handles personal auto, homeowners, and commercial liability research. Availability and report scope may vary depending on the information provided, carrier, date of loss, jurisdiction, and policy type.

Standard turnaround is generally 3–5 business days for personal policies and 5–7 business days for commercial policies. Rush options may be available for time-sensitive matters.

FCA's Policy Limits Search is offered on a "No Hit, No Pay" basis for qualifying standard searches. Specific terms, exclusions, and rush fees should be confirmed at the time of submission.

Yes. An umbrella-existence check may be included or requested depending on the search type. Retrieval of additional policy details may require a separate service or fee.

Services may include skip tracing, process serving, DMV and vehicle searches, asset and background searches, witness location and interviews, stake-outs, surveillance, and corporate affiliation research.

Provide as much verified information as possible, including full legal name, aliases, date of birth, last-known address, phone number, email, vehicle information, employer, case number, and the specific objective of the search.

FCA can perform skip-trace and location research using available identifying information. Results depend on data quality, public and proprietary records, legal access limitations, and whether the subject has recently changed their contact information.

Yes. FCA can coordinate standard and rush process serving, subject to location, document type, service instructions, attempt limits, and applicable legal requirements.

FCA MedConnect helps law firms locate medical providers and coordinate appointments for personal injury clients, including providers who may treat on a lien depending on case and provider acceptance.

Yes. The MedConnect team can help coordinate scheduling, reminders, follow-ups, and communication between the law firm, client, and participating medical provider.

No. FCA is not a medical provider and does not make medical decisions. Provider availability, acceptance, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations remain with the participating medical professionals and the patient.

Yes. FCA can support medical and billing records retrieval, including request preparation, provider follow-up, status tracking, and delivery of responsive records, subject to valid authorizations and provider requirements.

FCA Legal Services may assist with demand letters, medical chronologies, deposition summaries, discovery support, subpoenas, police report retrieval, complaint preparation, mediation or arbitration briefs, and other litigation-support projects.

Yes. FCA offers funding solutions designed for law firm operations and case-related expenses. Qualification, structure, pricing, documentation, and repayment terms depend on the firm and the specific funding program.

Depending on the service, requests may be submitted by plaintiffs, attorneys, law firm staff, medical providers, or authorized business representatives. FCA may request documentation to verify authority and protect confidential information.