Lawsuit Funding Resources
Honest answers about lawsuit funding in Philadelphia.
For injured plaintiffs who need clarity, not confusion.
Why Does My Attorney Have to Sign My Pre-Settlement Funding Agreement?
Stuck because your lawyer hasn’t signed? Here’s why the signature matters, what it does and doesn’t mean, and what to do next.
Can My Lawyer Advance Me Money While My Case Is Pending?
No. Pennsylvania law bars your lawyer from advancing you money for rent or bills while your case is pending. Here’s why, and what to do instead.
What Is a Direct Funder in Pre-Settlement Funding?
A direct funder advances its own funds and makes its own decision, with no third party taking a commission. Here is what that means for the person applying.
Pre-Settlement Funding is Not a Pre-Settlement Loan.
After a personal injury, people typically search for "pre-settlement loan." What we offer is pre-settlement funding, not a loan. It's non-recourse, so you only pay back if your case wins.
What Is Pre-Settlement Funding?
Pre-settlement funding is a cash advance on your pending injury case. You receive funds now and only pay it back if you win. Go Philly Funding explains.
How Litigation Funding Works: A Helpful Guide
Three steps. Apply, we review your case with your attorney, you get funded in as little as 24 hours. No surprises, no jargon.
Pre-Settlement Funding in Philadelphia: Everything You Need to Know
Injured in Philadelphia with bills piling up? Pre-settlement funding gives you cash now while your case is pending — no credit check, nothing owed if you lose.

