Premises Liability Lawsuit Funding
Premises liability covers a wide range of claims beyond falls — from inadequate security that led to an assault, to defective stairways, faulty elevators, or unsafe pool conditions. Premises liability lawsuit funding is designed for plaintiffs in these broader property-injury claims.
If your case is specifically a fall caused by a wet floor or walkway hazard, our slip and fall funding page addresses that narrower case type directly.
Who May Qualify
Represented plaintiffs with a pending claim against a property owner or manager involving an unsafe condition that caused injury — including negligent security claims.
How Funding Works for This Case Type
Because premises liability claims vary widely in fact pattern, underwriting works closely with your attorney to understand the specific theory of liability and estimated case value.
What Information Is Needed
Attorney contact information, the property owner/manager and insurer involved, any incident or security reports, and documentation of your injuries.
Attorney Involvement
Given the range of fact patterns under this case type, your attorney's case summary is an important part of how funding is evaluated.
Funding Considerations
Funding reflects the estimated value of your specific claim, which can vary substantially depending on the type of premises hazard and severity of injury.
Risks & Cost Considerations
Funding costs are repaid from your recovery and reduce net proceeds. Review terms carefully with your attorney before signing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does premises liability include negligent security cases?
Yes, claims involving inadequate security that contributed to an injury generally fall under premises liability.
Related Funding Options
Other Case Types
Funding By State
Pursuing a premises liability claim?
See if your pending case may qualify for funding.