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Nimble Funding FAQ

We want to make sure you get the answers you need. Here are the most frequently asked questions about pre-settlement legal funding, also known as lawsuit funding. If you have any additional questions, please contact us at 1-888-522-8539. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have!
How do I apply?
You can apply by clicking on “Apply Now” on our homepage and completing the form.
Or, if you prefer, we can complete the application with you over the phone. Just call 1-888-522-8539. It only takes a few minutes!
Is there an application fee?
No, there is no application fee! You can apply to see if you qualify for a cash advance today, and it won't cost you a dime.
How much money can I get?
The amount of money you can potentially receive varies, but it's typically between $1,000 and $100,000+. depending on the details of your claim(s) and applicable laws and regulations. 
How fast can I get the money?
You can get your money as soon as four hours from the time you submit your application. We make it our mission to connect you to the top funders to get you the money you need as fast as possible! 
How do I repay Nimble Funding?
It’s simple: When your case settles, your attorney will send the funder the amount owed from the money you get from your settlement award. You do not need to make monthly payments—there are no installment payments. It is non-recourse, so if you lose your case, you owe nothing and you get to keep the money you already received.
Do I need good credit to get funding?
No. Your credit rating (credit score) doesn’t matter. Our funding partners don't care about your credit history, and we won't check it.
Do you do a background check?
No, we do not conduct background checks.
Is this a loan?
In most states, no, this is not a loan. It’s called “pre-settlement funding” because it provides you with the money you need before your case settles.

If you live in South Carolina, your pre-settlement funding agreement is considered a “non-recourse” loan. This means while your transaction is a loan, you only pay back the funder if you win your case or obtain a settlement.

If you don’t live in South Carolina, pre-settlement funding is also non-recourse, however it is not a loan. This means you only pay us back if you win your case or obtain a settlement. The transaction is considered a purchase of a part of your future expected settlement award.
What happens if I lose my case?
If you don’t recover anything from your case, you owe ZERO!
What types of cases qualify? 
Our partners fund the following personal injury case types:
● Car / Motor Vehicle / Automobile Accidents
● Workers’ Compensation (Workers’ Comp) Claims
● Motorcycle Accidents
● Premises Liability / Slip and Fall
● Animal (Dog) Bites
● FELA—Workers Comp for Railroad Workers
● Jones Act—Workers Comp for Merchant Marine Workers
● Medical Malpractice
● Nursing Home Negligence
● Prescription Drug Litigation
● Product Liability & Recall
● Commercial Trucking
● Wrongful Death
● Mass Torts (includes Hip Recalls, Mesothelioma Lung Cancer, Airbag Recalls, and other product recalls)
● Sexual Abuse
Why should I choose Nimble Funding?
Nimble Funding is here to help you get the money you need, when you need it.

Finding the best lawsuit funding companies can be challenging and we help with that. Nimble Funding connects you with the top funders and will work tirelessly for you to help you receive money when you need it most. Our partner funders have competitive rates, straightforward pricing with no hidden fees, and we'll do everything we can to fund you in less than 24 hours.

The Nimble Funding team understands the challenges you're facing and they will treat you with respect and courtesy. 

Do I need an attorney to qualify?
Yes. In order to qualify, your case must be represented by an attorney.
In what states does Nimble Funding offer funding services?
Our funding partners currently offer services in all states but Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Vermont, and West Virginia.
What is the process?
The process is simple!
 
Complete the application and we'll connect you with a funding expert. They will reach out to your attorney. Next, they'll make sure everything is in order and send you the money we'll make sure everything is in order and send you the money!
How do I know if I qualify for pre-settlement legal funding on my personal injury lawsuit/claim?
There are 3 basic qualifications for approval:
● The Extent of your Injuries – Physical, Mental & Recovery
● Actual Liability – Who’s at Fault?
● Defendant’s Ability to Pay – Is there Insurance Coverage?
One of the first questions we’re asked when speaking with a new client is, “How do I know if I qualify?” That’s a great question! The qualifications to get approved for a pre-settlement legal funding are pretty straightforward, and will depend on the strength of your case against the defendant (the person(s) who is at fault for the accident) and your chances of winning your case.

So, what determines the strength of your case?

There are three basic, but broad qualifying factors that we review to determine the quality of your case and if we can approve you for funding.
Qualification #1: The Extent of Your Injuries
The “extent of your injuries” includes not only the direct physical and/or mental injuries, but also how those injuries have impacted your daily routine.

Physical injuries are often apparent right after an accident and can be objectively diagnosed and treated by a physician. In addition to your physical injuries, you may also have suffered emotional and/or mental trauma. This is not as easily documented or supported, and may not even show up for months after the accident occurs.

The extent of your injuries also includes the negative impact those injuries have had on other areas of your life. For example, did the injuries prevent you from working? Did they directly and negatively impact your relationships? Did they take away your ability to walk, see, or eat?

All of these injuries must be proven to be a direct result of the accident. Other information that can be included in the “extent of your injuries” can be the length of time to recover and the medical costs incurred for treatment.
It is safe to say that the greater the extent of your injuries, the more valuable your case will be and this will greatly aid the chances of winning your case, which, as we said, is vital to being approved for a pre-settlement legal funding.
Qualification #2: Actual Liability
The second consideration to qualify and be approved for a pre-settlement legal funding is the degree of liability of the defendant.

Is the person who you are claiming is at fault for causing the accident actually the person who is responsible? This can be more complicated than it sounds. However, without going into extreme examples to illustrate how complicated it can be, let’s just state that the person you are claiming as the defendant—the one who you’re saying is at fault—needs to be directly responsible for the accident.

A simple example is a car accident. A car runs a red light and t-bones another car. The driver of the car that ran the red light is the one responsible and liable for the accident, and you have witnesses to support their fault and responsibility. In this case, this is likely sufficient to show liability. On the other hand, for our example, trying to blame the car maker or the manufacturer of the car’s brakes would be difficult, and likely wouldn’t qualify for a legal funding.
Qualification # 3: Ability to Pay
This is the most direct, and arguably the easiest-to-determine variable when deciding if you qualify for a pre-settlement legal funding. Having said that, it is also the most critical qualification—the ability of the defendant to pay for any damages awarded in a legal settlement.

Quite simply, if an accident causes significant property (or other) damages, but the responsible person has no money (or insurance) to pay for the damages, then there is not much hope to collect. If there is a low chance of collecting on any award, then you would not qualify for a legal funding. The easiest example would be a car accident with an uninsured motorist.

If you get hit by a car and the person that hit you doesn’t have any insurance, then the odds of collecting any sum of money to pay for your car repairs and/or doctor bills aren’t very high and therefore, unless they were wealthy enough to pay for the damages out-of-pocket, your application for a legal funding would be denied.

These three qualifications are at the heart of any decision to fund a personal injury case or not, however there may always be an exception to the rules. At Nimble Funding, our team can quickly determine if you do qualify for legal funding.

While we usually need to speak with your attorney to confirm the details, in most cases, we can learn the basic facts of your case during our initial conversation.

If you are waiting for your lawsuit to settle but need money now to help with the monthly bills, give us a call.

If you’re unsure if you qualify after reading this, give us a call anyway. Our number is 1-888-522-8539. We are happy to discuss your situation with you. The phone call is free and it is also free to apply, so don’t rule yourself out without first talking to us.

Please note that the foregoing is not intended to be and should not be construed as legal advice or as an assessment on the merits of your case.
Nimble Funding connects individuals to America's leading pre-settlement funding companies. We are US-based and US-run and all of our friendly staff are dedicated to helping you get access to the most money as quickly as possible.
Contact Nimble Funding:
    Phone: 1-888-522-8539
  Email: info@nimblefunding.com
  Address: 600 Brickell Ave, 19th Floor, Miami, FL 33131
Disclaimer : Nimble Funding assists individuals by connecting them to pre-settlement funders who provide funding secured by the future proceeds of their legal claims. Nimble Funding does not itself provide funding.
All fundings, including but not limited to pre-qualified funding amounts, are subject to the standard operating procedures and final approval processes of Nimble Funding’s partner funders and applicable laws and regulations.
All fundings are subject to final approval of full application with Funder.

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