Workers' Compensation Case Funding
When a workers' compensation claim is disputed, delayed, or paired with a separate third-party liability lawsuit (for example, against equipment manufacturer or a non-employer party at the job site), the financial strain can be significant. This funding option is aimed at that specific situation, not routine, undisputed workers' comp benefits.
Who May Qualify
Plaintiffs represented by an attorney in a disputed workers' compensation matter, or pursuing a related third-party injury lawsuit connected to a workplace accident.
How Funding Works for This Case Type
Underwriting reviews the nature of the dispute or third-party claim with input from your attorney, since standard, undisputed workers' comp benefits are handled outside of this type of funding.
What Information Is Needed
Attorney contact information, a summary of the dispute or third-party claim, and documentation of your injury and current benefit or claim status.
Attorney Involvement
Attorney involvement is required to confirm the nature and status of the dispute or related lawsuit.
Funding Considerations
Because workers' compensation systems vary significantly by state, funding availability and amounts depend heavily on your specific claim and jurisdiction.
Risks & Cost Considerations
Review how any funding would be repaid relative to your specific benefit structure or third-party recovery with your attorney before proceeding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get funding for a standard, undisputed workers' comp claim?
This funding option is generally intended for disputed claims or related third-party lawsuits, not routine benefit payments. Speak with our team about your specific situation.
Related Funding Options
Other Case Types
Funding By State
Facing a disputed workers' comp claim?
See if funding may be available for your specific situation.