Pre-Settlement Funding You Can Depend On
Get cash up to $100,000 while your case settles
Have you been involved in an accident and need cash fast? You’ve come to the right place. Glofin is your best choice for pre-settlement funding when you need cash fast. Your case may take years to settle. In the interim, you can’t let your mortgage or other bills fall by the wayside. Instead, turn to Glofin for pre-settlement funding against lawsuits.
When you apply for pre-settlement funding, you don’t have to worry about credit checks or income verification. We speak with your attorney to learn the facts of your case and then determine the amount of cash you’re eligible for. Most importantly, you don’t owe us anything, even if you lose your case.
What Types of Claims Do Glofin Cover?
Glofin is a pre-settlement funding company that covers a wide range of accidents so you can take care of your responsibilities while you wait for your case to settle. We cover claims that fall under:
- Personal injury
- Wrongful death
- Aviation disasters
- Workers’ compensation
(in certain states)
- Toxic torts
- Medical malpractice
- Product liability
Premises liability – slip and falls, dog bites, inadequate maintenance, swimming pool accidents, and elevator accidents.
If your case type is not listed, it may still be possible for us to help you get pre-settlement funding. Contact us to learn more.
Our Clients Regularly Use Their Cash Advancements For
Pre-settlement funding covers a wide range of responsibilities. Glofin doesn’t expect you to, for example, only get your car repaired after an auto accident. We understand that there is a multitude of items you need to pay for, including:
- Living expenses
- Paying bills
- Medical expenses
- Replacement vehicle
- Mortgage payments and rent
- Other needs
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Do We Provide Pre-Settlement Funding in All States?
Unfortunately, some state regulations prevent Glofin from providing pre-settlement funding. We can not provide pre-settlement lawsuit funding for claims that occur in the following states: Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, and West Virginia.