Clear Eligibility Criteria
Review the basic case, attorney, documentation, and state-availability requirements before the full evaluation begins.
Have an active or pending lawsuit and an attorney? Check your eligibility for non-recourse pre-settlement funding in about 60 seconds. No credit check. Funding is subject to case review and state availability.
To be considered for settlement funding, you must:
We are not a personal loan company.
Check whether you may qualify for pre-settlement funding based on your case status, attorney representation, and location.
Secure application • No credit check • No application fee • Attorney representation required • Questions? Call us at (609) 314-0439

Our streamlined application process helps eligible attorney-represented applicants move through review efficiently.
Complete the short form with your contact information, attorney details, case type, and requested funding amount.
We review the submitted information to determine whether the claim meets our basic funding criteria.
With your authorization, our team coordinates with your attorney to request and review relevant case information.
After the review is complete, eligible applicants receive a funding decision and available agreement terms.
Why Alliance
Alliance helps eligible attorney-represented applicants understand the basic requirements, complete an initial application, and move through review with clear communication.
Review the basic case, attorney, documentation, and state-availability requirements before the full evaluation begins.
With your authorization, our team works with your attorney or law firm to request the case information needed for review.
Repayment is generally made from a successful case recovery, subject to the terms of the signed funding agreement.
Start with a short online form that collects the essential details needed for an initial eligibility review.
Eligibility & Review
Review the basic qualification requirements and learn what happens after an attorney-represented applicant submits a funding request.
Eligibility Check
Qualification Requirements
Alliance reviews attorney-represented claims based on case type, documentation, potential recovery, requested amount, and state availability.
Your claim may be eligible for review when:
Every application is evaluated individually. Meeting the basic requirements does not guarantee approval or a specific funding amount.
Check EligibilityFunding Review Process
After your application is submitted, our team evaluates the information provided and determines whether additional case documentation is required.
During the review process:
Contact and attorney information
We confirm the applicant’s contact details and attorney or law firm information.
Case type and claim status
We evaluate the case category, current status, and basic eligibility factors.
Attorney coordination
With authorization, our team coordinates with the attorney or law firm handling the claim.
Case documentation
We review the relevant information and documents needed to evaluate the request.
Available funding options
After review, we determine whether funding options and agreement terms may be available.
Funding decisions, amounts, costs, and agreement terms depend on the completed review and applicable state requirements.
Start Your ApplicationAlliance Litigation Funding reviews eligible attorney-represented claims across multiple personal injury and civil case categories, subject to case review and state availability.
Pre-settlement funding review for eligible auto accident plaintiffs.
View Auto Accident FundingFunding review for qualifying premises liability and slip-and-fall cases.
View Slip and Fall FundingLegal funding review for eligible medical malpractice claims.
View Malpractice FundingOther attorney-represented civil claims may be reviewed individually.
View All Eligible Case TypesAlliance Litigation Funding reviews eligible attorney-represented claims in approved states, subject to case type, documentation, requested amount, and state availability.
Review lawsuit funding eligibility, supported case types, and application information for claims being handled in New York.
Explore pre-settlement funding information for eligible attorney-represented claims being handled in Pennsylvania.
Learn about lawsuit funding eligibility, case review requirements, and available funding options for eligible Texas claims.
Review pre-settlement funding information for eligible personal injury and civil claims being handled in Florida.
Explore lawsuit funding eligibility, documentation requirements, and application information for eligible California claims.
Learn about pre-settlement funding options for eligible attorney-represented claims being handled in New Jersey.
Read feedback from attorney-represented applicants who worked with Alliance during the pre-settlement funding review process.
Testimonials reflect individual experiences and do not guarantee approval, funding amount, timing, or case outcome. Funding is subject to case review, documentation, agreement terms, requested amount, and state availability.
View More Applicant ReviewsFUNDING INSIGHTS
Explore practical guidance on pre-settlement funding, legal claims, case-related financial options, and what applicants should understand before applying.
Learn how non-recourse lawsuit funding works, who may qualify, and what attorney-represented applicants should expect during the funding review process.
Pre-settlement funding provides eligible attorney-represented plaintiffs with an advance based on an active or pending legal claim. The funds may be used for rent, transportation, medical expenses, utilities, and other essential costs while the case remains unresolved. Approval, timing, amount, and terms are subject to case review, documentation, agreement terms, and state availability.
No. Pre-settlement funding is not a traditional personal loan. Many people search for it as lawsuit loans or settlement loans, but eligibility is generally reviewed against the legal claim, attorney verification, potential recovery, and applicable funding terms.
Non-recourse lawsuit funding generally means repayment is made from a successful case recovery. If there is no recovery, repayment is generally not required, subject to the specific agreement terms and applicable law.
Yes. Alliance Litigation Funding requires attorney representation before a funding application can be reviewed. Attorney verification helps confirm case status, representation, documentation, and potential recovery information.
Eligible case types may include motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall claims, medical malpractice, product liability, wrongful death, civil rights claims, and other attorney-represented personal injury or civil matters. Qualification depends on case facts, documentation, attorney verification, and state availability.
Pre-settlement funding is primarily reviewed based on the legal claim rather than a traditional consumer-credit application. Case strength, attorney verification, documentation, and potential recovery are more important than credit score.
Under a non-recourse funding agreement, repayment is generally made only from a successful recovery. If you do not recover compensation, repayment is generally not required, subject to your written agreement and applicable law.
No. Funding availability may vary by state, case type, claim location, attorney verification, documentation, requested amount, and current review criteria. Applicants should confirm state availability before relying on any funding option.
If you have an active or pending legal claim and are represented by an attorney, you may be eligible for non-recourse pre-settlement funding.
You may be eligible if you have:
✓ Active or pending legal claim
✓ Attorney representation required
✓ Eligibility based on case review and state availability
Our team coordinates with your attorney to review the claim, required documentation, and available funding options.