Appellate Court Lawsuit Funding and Appeals Court Lawsuit Loans

Appellate Court Lawsuit Funding

Cases Eligible for Lawsuit Funding
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Appellate Court Lawsuit Funding

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Appeal Funding

Appellate Courts and the Appeal Process

Appellate funding or appeal financing (aka appeal loan*) is a non-recourse cash advance against cases that won a verdict in favor of the plaintiff but that are being appealed by the defendant.

After a verdict is returned, there are two possible scenarios:

  1. The defendant acknowledges they lost and pays the judgment or,

  2. The defendant appeals the verdict to an appellate court

The good news is that once a plaintiff has a case that has been awarded a monetary judgment or the defense has agreed to a settlement, plaintiffs are usually eligible for post settlement funding.

This is a short-term, low-interest lawsuit cash advance on the settlement proceeds that can be used as "bridge funding" until the plaintiff actually receives their settlement money.

If the verdict is challenged or appealed, the appellate court process takes a long time, even with an excellent case and an outstanding law firm working for you. If the case is headed for a court of appeal, then plaintiffs could be eligible for appeal funding or an appeal cash advance.

Helpful Resources:

Lawsuit Cash Advances on Cases Returning to Appellate Courts

We Provide Appeal Funding on Appellate Court Cases
Settlement Advances for Plaintiffs Involved in Serious, Defendant-Appealed Lawsuits

IMPORTANT NOTE ON APPELLATE FUNDING:
TriMark Legal Funding LLC can ONLY offer appeal funding to plaintiffs who won their first trial and the decision is being appealed by the defendant. Plaintiffs who lost their first trial and are appealing are NOT eligible for lawsuit funding.
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NOTICE FOR WORKERS COMP CASES ONLY:
If you live in a state that is NOT on this Eligibility List, your application will be discarded.
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Court of Appeals Lawsuit Loans

Winning a hard-fought court battle is awesome; there's almost nothing else like it.

Hearing your successful verdict is challenged and is now headed for a court of appeals; well, not so much.

After years of dedicated hard work and preparation, depositions and seemingly endless delays, filings, legal jockeying and maneuvering by the defense team, you finally had your day in court. You went, you fought; you prevailed. Your attorney battled valiantly, presented the facts brilliantly, made a spirited and compelling argument and closed masterfully. The jury decided you were wronged and returned a verdict in your favor along with a large monetary award.

Vindication at last! After suffering an injury due to someone else's negligence and years of recovery, frustration, humiliation and hardships of every kind, you finally won. It was a good day and celebration was in the air. There were high-fives, hand shakes, hugs, tears of joy and sighs of relief all around. It was over at last and now you could finally move on with your life. Or so you thought.

Then your attorney called and said on the way out of court, the defense lawyer smirked at him and said "we'll see you at the appeal" and meant it. Your attorney tells you the appeals court process is going to eat up another couple of years, tens of thousands of dollars of the settlement you just won and assures you that, statistically speaking, you have a better than 95% chance of winning again. It's just one more delay tactic but you're so outraged you want to scream, or cry; maybe you do both.

You were counting on that settlement money to save your home, your car, etc. All of your emergency funds have long since been exhausted, you're flat broke and were depending on the settlement money to get your life back on track. Now you're looking at several more years of the same runaround.

What ever happened to justice being served? And the bigger question; what are you supposed to do for money in the meantime? You've got nowhere else to turn ... or do you?

Appellate Funding: Lawsuit Cash For Plaintiffs AND Attorneys

Appellate funding is available for plaintiffs and attorneys. Funding appeals is expensive, essentially because attorneys must commit time and resources to retry the same case on primarily the same evidence, so having the financial resources to finance appeal proceedings is an important component of attorney funding.

For plaintiffs who were counting on the money their settlement would provide, an appeal cash advance could give them the money needed to hold out through the appeals court process.

As with regular settlement funding, an appeal advance is fast, easy to apply for and with no credit checks, no monthly payments and no up-front or out-of-pocket costs, appellate funding is 100% RISK-FREE for plaintiffs.

If you are currently seeking lawsuit funding for an appellate case and you have the representation of a contingent fee attorney, begin by applying online with TriMark Legal Funding LLC; let our lenders compete for your business.

WE'RE ON YOUR SIDE; APPEAL FUNDING IS 100% RISK-FREE, SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?

Want to find out if your appellate case qualifies you for settlement funding? Call now or apply online!

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We buy structured settlements, finance attorney fees and/or provide lawsuit loan and lawsuit cash advance services for commercial litigation and personal injury lawsuits throughout the United States: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming and the District of Columbia (Washington DC).