Commercial Plaintiffs
Lawsuit loans supply working capital to businesses in commercial lawsuits. Just as an individual plaintiff may have been
out of work as a result of the incident that precipitated the lawsuit, businesses often suffer financially as a result
of the indident that forced them to engage an attorney. Unfair competition, patent or trade mark infringement, fraud or
negligence can cause a business to resort to civil law remedies. And a lawsuit loan can bridge the financial gap for that
business while it pursues its claim.
Working Capital for Your Business
Your building collapses during renovations. While you sue the contractor who was clearly negligent, how do you pay for new
equipment and inventory and the move to a new facility? A competitor infringes on your trade mark and steals customers.
While you sue to defend your intellectual property, what do you do for working capital to keep your business operating? These
are all applications for a commercial lawsuit loan.
Benefits of a Commercial Lawsuit Loan
Your business will have to have excellent credit to qualify for a commercial bank loan or commercial line of credit. And the
bank will need collateral, and the owners of the businesses will probably have to sign personal guarantees. None of these
apply to a commercial lawsuit loan! The only collateral you need your pending lawsuit. And unlike a commercial bank loan or
line of credit, there are no monthly or quarterly payments. You pay back the advance from the proceeds of your lawsuit,
if and when you win your case or reach a settlement.