Frequently Asked Questions
About Lawsuit Funding

Commonly asked questions regarding Lawsuit Loans or Lawsuit Cash Advances, as they're sometimes called.

The following are the most common questions we receive at Hopkins Lawsuit Funding, LLC  along with the appropriate answers. However, if we have missed your particular question, please feel free to contact us.


1. Question: Does my credit rating affect my ability to get a Lawsuit Loan?

Answer:  Since Lawsuit Loans are actually investments in your lawsuit, your credit rating has no bearing on our decision to provide a cash advance on your lawsuit.

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2.  Question: What type of lawsuits does Hopkins Lawsuit Funding provide funding for?

Answer: Hopkins Lawsuit Funding provides cash advances in most types of lawsuits. Contact us for your specific case.

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3. Question: How long does it take before I can get my money?

Answer: You could receive your funding within 24 hours of our receiving the required information from your attorney.

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4. Question: What happens if I lose my lawsuit?

Answer: Because the money you receive from Hopkins Lawsuit Funding, LLC is a non-recourse investment, and not a loan, you do not have any oblication to pay us anything if you don't recover any money in your case.

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5. Question: Am I restricted in how I can use the money?

Answer: No, the money is yours to do with as you please.

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6. Question: How is my Attorney involved in the process?

Answer: When you fill in our form, you are granting us permission to contact your attorney on your behalf, and to request the details of your case be released to us. Once we have this information from your attorney, we'll be able to process your lawsuit funding request. Once you have received your cash from Hopkins Lawsuit Funding, LLC.,  we periodically contact your attorney to inquire about the status of your case. We do not provide you with legal advice and are not involved with your attorney’s handling of your case.

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7. Question: How can a Lawsuit Loan help me get more money for my case?

Answer:  Generally, offers to settle a lawsuit start out low. If you are pressured to settle, just to keep current with your bills, you're more likely to take the first offer that comes along. Getting a Lawsuit Loan can provide you the money you need to be able to turn down these lowball offers.

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8. Question: How is this Lawsuit Funding repaid?

Answer: The Lawsuit Cash Advance is paid when the case settles, directly from the proceeds of the case settlement.

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