Pre-settlement funding for mass tort and class action plaintiffs.
Multi-plaintiff litigation involving pharmaceutical injuries, defective devices, environmental contamination, and consumer products. Funding available for qualifying individual plaintiffs within mass tort proceedings.
Overview
Mass tort litigation involves a large number of plaintiffs with similar claims against a common defendant — typically a pharmaceutical manufacturer, medical device company, or industrial polluter. Individual plaintiffs within a mass tort often face years of litigation, limited visibility into case timeline, and ongoing financial pressure. Pre-settlement funding for mass tort plaintiffs provides individual, non-recourse advances based on each plaintiff's specific claim, independent of the overall mass tort resolution timeline.
What We Fund
Pharmaceutical drug injuries: Roundup, talcum powder, NEC baby formula, CPAP devices, and others
Defective medical devices: hernia mesh, hip implants, IVC filters, and surgical staples
Environmental contamination: Camp Lejeune water, PFAS/AFFF firefighting foam, industrial sites
Consumer products and toxic exposure cases with established manufacturer liability
How It Works
01
Apply
Apply individually. Mass tort cases are underwritten on a plaintiff-by-plaintiff basis — each advance is case-specific.
02
Evaluation
We assess your individual injury, the status of the mass tort, and your attorney's estimate of individual recovery.
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Decision
Mass tort cases may take slightly longer to underwrite due to the need to assess the overall litigation status.
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Funding
Advance wired to your account. Repayment terms reflect the expected mass tort timeline.
Can I get funding if my case is in MDL proceedings?
Yes. Cases consolidated in multidistrict litigation (MDL) are fundable. We assess your individual claim value and the overall MDL status, including any global settlement discussions.
What if my mass tort case is not yet at the settlement stage?
Funding is available at any stage of active litigation. Earlier-stage cases may qualify for smaller advances, with additional funding available as the litigation progresses toward resolution.
Ready to apply?
Applications take less than five minutes. Decisions within 24 hours in most cases.