No Traditional Credit Check
The review focuses primarily on the legal claim and available case information.
Consumer legal funding is not considered a traditional loan because repayment is only required if your case is successful. Although it's often incorrectly called a "loan" or "lawsuit loan" - especially after an accident - with our lawsuit or legal funding, you do not have to pay back if you lose your case. The terminology "loan" is widley used for convenience. For ease of understanding, we will use the term "loan" throughout the website.
If you were injured in a slip and fall accident and have an active claim with an attorney, you may be eligible to apply for non-recourse pre-settlement funding. Alliance reviews each request based on the claim, available documentation, requested amount, expected recovery, and state availability.
The review focuses primarily on the legal claim and available case information.
Applicants receive written funding terms to review before accepting an offer.
Our team communicates with the attorney or law firm handling the claim.
Repayment is generally contingent on a successful recovery under the agreement.
Every slip and fall funding request is evaluated individually.
Slip and fall claims may involve injuries, reduced income, continuing medical treatment, insurance disputes, and lengthy settlement negotiations. Alliance reviews eligible attorney-represented claims using the legal case and available recovery information rather than a traditional consumer-credit decision.
The funding decision focuses on the slip and fall claim, liability, available documentation, insurance information, and expected recovery.
Repayment is generally handled from a successful recovery in accordance with the signed agreement.
Alliance works with the attorney or law firm handling the premises liability claim.
The requested amount is considered in relation to the expected net recovery and other case-specific factors.
Slip and fall lawsuit funding is a form of non-recourse financial support that may be available to eligible attorney-represented plaintiffs before their legal claim is resolved.
Unlike a traditional personal loan, the review generally focuses on the slip and fall claim, liability, available documentation, potential recovery, existing liens, and requested funding amount rather than the applicant’s credit score or employment history.
Consumers may also search for “slip and fall lawsuit loans,” “slip and fall settlement advances,” or “premises liability lawsuit funding.” Alliance provides pre-settlement funding, and all applicable rights and obligations are controlled by the signed funding agreement.
The review process is designed to confirm basic eligibility, coordinate with the applicant’s attorney, and evaluate the available claim information.
Provide your contact information, attorney information, accident date, case state, case type, and requested funding amount.
Alliance reviews the application against the basic attorney, case, and state requirements.
With authorization, our team contacts the attorney or law firm to request relevant case information.
Alliance evaluates the available documentation and determines whether funding options and agreement terms may be offered.
Approved applicants review and sign the funding agreement before funds are issued.
Review timing depends on the completeness of the application, attorney response, documentation availability, liability information, insurance coverage, and other claim-specific considerations.
There is no single funding amount that applies to every slip and fall accident claim. The amount Alliance may consider depends on the available case information and expected net recovery.
Eligible applicants often seek funding because an injury has reduced their ability to work while household, transportation, and recovery-related expenses continue.
Permitted uses and all applicable terms are governed by the signed funding agreement.
Alliance may review eligible attorney-represented slip and fall and premises liability claims involving a range of unsafe property conditions, subject to liability, documentation, available insurance, state availability, and individual evaluation.
Claims involving spills, recently cleaned surfaces, leaking equipment, or other slippery conditions.
Falls involving damaged steps, loose railings, uneven stair heights, or missing safety features.
Claims involving cracked pavement, uneven sidewalks, holes, raised surfaces, or poorly maintained walkways.
Falls involving potholes, pavement defects, debris, inadequate maintenance, or unsafe walking areas.
Eligible claims involving untreated ice, accumulated snow, or allegedly negligent winter property maintenance.
Slip and fall claims occurring in grocery stores, department stores, shopping centers, or other retail locations.
Claims involving unsafe conditions in apartment buildings, common areas, entrances, hallways, or residential properties.
Falls involving restaurants, hotels, event venues, kitchens, restrooms, or other hospitality properties.
The type of injury alone does not determine eligibility or funding. Alliance reviews liability, medical treatment, documentation, insurance, liens, case stage, expected recovery, and requested amount together.
Applications are reviewed using available claim, liability, insurance, and documentation information.
Our team coordinates with the attorney or law firm handling the claim.
Applicants can review the basic attorney, case, and state requirements before full evaluation.
Repayment is generally tied to a successful recovery under the signed agreement.
The application collects the information needed to begin the eligibility and funding review.
Attorney representation is required because legal and case information is necessary to evaluate a slip and fall lawsuit funding request.
The attorney or law firm may be asked to provide or confirm:
Alliance does not control legal strategy, settlement timing, case value, or the attorney-client relationship.
Attorney Resources
Alliance reviews eligible slip and fall and premises liability claims in approved states. Availability may vary according to the applicant, claim, attorney representation, documentation, requested amount, and applicable state requirements.
Review current application availability for eligible New York slip and fall and premises liability claims.
View New York Availability →Review current application availability for eligible Pennsylvania claims.
View Pennsylvania Availability →Review current application availability for eligible Texas claims.
View Texas Availability →Review current application availability for eligible Florida claims.
View Florida Availability →Review current application availability for eligible California claims.
View California Availability →Review current application availability for eligible New Jersey claims.
View New Jersey Availability →Review common questions about eligibility, attorney representation, funding terms, case review, and premises liability claims.
You may be eligible to apply when you have an active or pending slip and fall or premises liability claim, are represented by an attorney, and meet Alliance’s case and state requirements.
✓ Active or pending motorcycle accident claim
✓ Attorney representation required
✓ Eligible state and case type
✓ Case documentation available for review
✓ Funding subject to individual evaluation