Florida Litigation Funding Services

Law firms and solo attorneys advocating for client’s rights in any type of civil case often need access to resources to build powerful claims on their client’s behalf. Our Florida litigation funding services with Rockpoint Legal Funding offer you the opportunity to better serve your client’s needs and recover the compensation they deserve. When your law firm needs financial support to win for injury victims, accident survivors, and those who have otherwise been wronged, Florida legal funding could be your best option.

Unlike financial institutions that prey on those in need, our litigation funding company only offers non-recourse loans, so there is no risk to your client, you, or your law firm. If you are interested in learning more about how pre-settlement loans work, do not hesitate to connect with Rockpoint Legal Funding loan specialists. Alternatively, you can apply now and find out how much you could be authorized for immediately.

A Brief Overview of Litigation Funding Services in Florida

Litigation funding is an opportunity for you to get the financial help you need to build the strongest case possible for your clients. We recognize all too well how much it can cost to build a powerful claim against the liable party. Not only do you need to cover court filing fees, but you also are expected to hire expert witnesses to testify, have forensic evidence analyzed by experts, and put in a considerable number of hours to advocate for your client’s rights.

While you may not have the cash flow to cover these costs on your own, with our litigation funding services in Florida, you can tap into your attorney’s fees now so you can continue building your case. Our lawsuit loans are always non-recourse, so if you ultimately lose, you will not be expected to pay us back. Furthermore, pre-settlement funding only needs to be re-paid once your funds come in, which means you do not need to worry about debt collection attempts or other adverse actions.

How to Qualify

You may still qualify for legal funding if you do not have good credit. Many solo attorneys and law firms believe that if their credit score is considered poor or is anything less than stellar, they will not be eligible. However, credit scores are irrelevant to our application process.

For your application to be approved, you must be of legal age and working on a personal injury or civil claim of any kind. Cases that qualify could include employment law violations, defective product claims, motor vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, and more. If you are in the middle of the case and anticipate a sizable settlement, you may meet our eligibility requirements.

Once we have reviewed the details of your case, we will need to discuss how long it might be before your lawsuit is resolved. We also need to know how much you expect to win. This will help us determine how much we can approve in litigation funding.

How to Apply

When you are ready to apply for legal funding, you can fill out our online application now. If you would rather speak with our loan specialist first, you can contact us by phone or through our quick contact form. We make the application process as quick and easy as possible:

• You fill out your application
• We speak with you to verify the application information
• Our loan specialists review the eligibility requirements

Once approved, you may be able to access your litigation funding in a matter of hours. Payment can be made via direct deposit for your convenience. We will get you an answer in a timely manner, so you have access to the legal funding you need when you need it most.

Laws and Regulations that Could Impact Your Pre-Settlement Loans

Multiple state rules and regulations could impact your pre-settlement loan eligibility. It could also affect how much we can approve in legal funding. Here are some of the most notable laws that have influenced former applicants requests for financial support:

The Statute of Limitations

The statute of limitations under 2023 Florida Statutes §95.11 has been reduced from four years to two years. However, when the accident occurred will determine whether the statute of limitations deadline has passed. If the deadline expires, you may no longer be able to proceed with your claim.

Insurance Claim Availability

Florida no-fault insurance laws, according to the Florida No-Fault Motor Vehicle Law under Florida Statutes Section 627.7407, require car accident victims to carry personal injury protection (PIP) coverage. The amount of coverage the injury victim has and other factors could all impact the amount of compensation that will be awarded by the insurance company. We will need to discuss where the anticipated award is coming from so we can better understand your client’s expected car accident damages.

Florida Regulations on Lawsuit Loans

The Senate Judiciary Committee recently endorsed Senate Bill 1276. This requires full disclosure of who is funding lawsuits and prohibits lenders from influencing or directing litigation. Plaintiffs may also be required to disclose the defendant’s insurance company information regarding funding as part of the discovery process. 

SB 1276 is designed to make personal injury claims more transparent and reduce the number of instances where litigation funders prey on plaintiffs or charge exorbitantly high interest rates.

Connect with Florida’s Leading Litigation Funding Company Today

Building the strongest case possible for your clients takes time, energy, and resources. When you need access to additional financial support so you can better serve your clients, Florida litigation funding services through Rockpoint Legal Funding could be the best option for your case. Tap into your client’s anticipated settlement now so you can recover the compensation they are entitled to.

Since you only have to pay back the loan if you win, you do not have to worry about the potential for wage garnishment or debt collection attempts if your case proves unsuccessful. Without these additional finances, it may be difficult or impossible to secure a favorable verdict at trial or through negotiations with the insurance company. Apply now or contact our loan specialists by phone or through our quick contact form to discuss your individual financial needs further.