Cases We Fund›Property Negligence

Pre-settlement funding for premises liability plaintiffs.

Slip and fall, negligent security, inadequate maintenance, and construction site injuries. Funding available for qualifying premises liability claims, subject to state availability.

Overview

Premises liability cases cover a wide range of incidents where a property owner's negligence caused an injury: slip and fall accidents on wet floors or icy sidewalks, negligent security in parking lots or apartment complexes, elevator and escalator injuries, swimming pool accidents, and construction site incidents. Liability depends on the plaintiff's status (invitee, licensee, or trespasser) and the specific duty of care applicable in the jurisdiction.

What We Fund
Slip and fall: wet floors, icy sidewalks, broken stairs, uneven pavement
Negligent security: assaults, robberies, and attacks in commercial properties
Construction site accidents involving non-employee plaintiffs
Elevator, escalator, and amusement ride injuries
How It Works
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Apply
Submit case information including property owner identity and incident documentation.
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Liability Review
Key underwriting factors: notice (did the owner know about the hazard?), duty of care, and injury documentation.
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Decision
Most premises liability cases decided within 24 hours of receiving attorney documentation.
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Funding
Wire transfer within one business day of approval.
What Makes a Qualifying Case

Not every claim is a fit for funding. The factors below are the ones our underwriting team weighs most heavily when evaluating this case type. Meeting them does not guarantee approval, but it indicates a claim well-suited for a pre-settlement advance.

Evidence the property owner knew or should have known of the hazardous condition and failed to remedy it
A documented injury sustained on the property, supported by medical treatment
A commercial or insured property owner with available liability coverage
Retained contingency counsel actively pursuing the claim
Our Underwriting Approach

Premises liability underwriting centers on notice — whether the owner knew or should have known of the hazard — and on the plaintiff's status on the property, which sets the duty of care. We assess the strength of the notice evidence, the property owner's coverage, and the documented injury, then model expected net recovery against comparable premises claims in the jurisdiction. Commercial defendants with clear notice and documented injuries underwrite more readily than residential or low-coverage matters.

Typical Timeline

Premises liability claims generally resolve within 12 to 30 months depending on the disputed facts and the severity of the injury.

What You'll Need
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Active, filed claim with retained contingency counsel
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Documented injury with corresponding medical treatment
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Insured or solvent property owner with evidence of notice
Common Questions

Case-specific questions about this type of claim.

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Does the type of property matter?
Yes. Commercial properties (stores, restaurants, offices) carry higher duty of care for invitees than residential properties. Liability analysis varies by property type, jurisdiction, and plaintiff status. Your attorney can assess these factors.
What if the property owner has limited insurance?
Defendant insurance coverage affects expected recovery, which influences the advance amount. We can still fund cases with lower coverage limits if the injury and liability are well-documented.
Ready to apply?
Applications take less than five minutes. Decisions within 24 hours in most cases.
Apply for Funding

Pre-settlement funding is a non-recourse purchase of a portion of the proceeds of a pending legal claim — not a loan. If the case does not result in a recovery, nothing is owed. Rates, fees, and repayment terms are disclosed in full in the funding agreement, which the applicant’s attorney reviews before signing. Availability and terms vary by state.