A Collaborative Educational Blog Series
You may be considering expanding your practice into mass torts. Before you do, it’s essential to have a solid grasp of the mass tort process and consider which mass tort business model will best suit [...] Read More
Making the decision to obtain financing—a line of credit, term loan, non-recourse advance, or some variation thereof—is a big step for most plaintiff attorneys.) Often the determination isn’t made on [...] Read More
A reality of litigating plaintiffs’ claims is that it can be financially straining on a firm to advance case costs throughout the life of a proceeding. Some larger, more complex cases can take years t[...] Read More
You want working capital to cover case expenses, employee salaries, taxes, advertising or other needs of your firm, but getting financing can take time—time you don’t necessarily have. Those few funde[...] Read More
If you’re contemplating financing for your law practice with a bank or third-party litigation funder, you should consider whether, and to what extent, they truly understand your legal practice. Read More
Broadly speaking, a revolving line of credit is similar to a term loan—a lender advances your firm funds that you can use to finance expansion or to even out irregular cash flow. However, there are so[...] Read More
Uncover the best financing solution for you and your clients. Our complimentary guide is designed to help you understand law firm financing and structured settlements, so you can optimize the success of your practice--now and in the future.
