Pre-settlement funding for motorcycle accident plaintiffs.
Motorcycle accident injuries are often more severe than car accident injuries. Pre-settlement funding helps plaintiffs cover medical bills and living expenses while their attorney pursues full recovery.
Overview
Motorcycle accident cases often involve catastrophic injuries — road rash, fractures, spinal injuries, TBI, and amputation — because riders lack the structural protection of an enclosed vehicle. Insurance disputes are common, as insurers frequently attempt to assign comparative fault to motorcyclists. These dynamics make motorcycle accident cases strong candidates for pre-settlement funding: the injuries are real, the damages are documented, and plaintiffs often have significant expenses during litigation.
What We Fund
All motorcycle types: street bikes, cruisers, sport bikes, touring bikes, and off-road vehicles
Lane-change accidents, left-turn collisions, highway incidents, and road hazard claims
Catastrophic injury cases including TBI, spinal cord injury, limb loss, and burns
Comparative fault defenses by insurers are common — we fund based on expected net recovery
How It Works
01
Apply
Submit your case information. Motorcycle accident cases are evaluated on the same timeline as auto claims.
02
Attorney Coordination
We work with your attorney to obtain injury documentation, the police report, and liability assessment.
03
Decision
Most decisions within 24 hours of receiving complete documentation.
04
Funding
Wire transfer to your bank account. Funds available within one business day of signing.
Does wearing a helmet affect my case?
Helmet use can be a factor in comparative fault in states that require helmets. Your attorney can advise on how helmet status affects your specific case and jurisdiction. It does not automatically disqualify a funding application.
What if the other driver's insurance is disputing liability?
Insurance disputes are common in motorcycle cases. We underwrite based on the strength of liability evidence and your attorney's assessment of likely recovery — not the insurer's initial position.
Ready to apply?
Applications take less than five minutes. Decisions within 24 hours in most cases.