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Becoming a victim of a serious car accident caused by a negligent driver is hard enough. Discovering they are uninsured or underinsured only compounds the financial consequences you face from medical bills and the inability to work. Depending upon the circumstances, pre-settlement funding could be a financial safety net. Pre-settlement funding is not a loan, […]
Even if there is little question that the negligent driver caused your car accident, delays in the case are common. Car accident settlements often take a year or longer. Insurance companies benefit by dragging the process out as long as possible. They know that plaintiffs may experience financial instability especially if a serious accident prevents […]
Yes, it’s possible to get pre-settlement funding if you have more than one lawsuit. For example, a serious car accident might lead to separate claims. Funding companies typically evaluate each case on its own merits. If one or more of your lawsuits is strong and likely to result in a settlement or award, you may […]
The difference between attorney funding and plaintiff funding is primarily the recipient. If a law firm or plaintiff meets its criteria, Mustang Funding can provide an advance necessary to boost legal resources for an attorney or prevent a plaintiff from falling behind on bills. The amount of funding available is generally based on the strength […]
Non-recourse funding for auto accident victims is a cash advance on a pending lawsuit that must only be repaid if you win or settle your case. If you were involved in a car accident and need to access your potential settlement award before the conclusion of the case, then you may be eligible to apply […]
The minimum anticipated settlement amount for pre-settlement funding eligibility varies by lender. Some funding companies accept cases with a projected value of $20,000, while others will not consider cases worth less than $200,000 or higher. At Mustang Funding, the decision primarily hinges on the strength of your case, the likelihood of a favorable outcome, and […]
Defendants often appeal jury awards they believe are excessive. In those situations, you may still apply for litigation funding while the appeal is pending. Funding is less likely, however, if you are the one appealing after losing at trial. Appeals are typically based on claims of procedural error or misinterpretation of the law, and they […]


