Welcome to
Equitable Funding
Who We Are
About Equitable Funding
Equitable Funding is a litigation finance and inheritance advance business that believes everyone deserves to be treated fairly. Founded by seasoned finance, litigation, and operational executives, we dig into your case and advance you the funds you deserve while you’re waiting on a judgement or settlement.
We treat your cases like they are our own and we treat you with the respect you deserve.
What We Do
We wait on funding so you don't have to.
Pre-Settlement Funding
If you have an active personal injury, premises, liability case and need access to funds while your case awaits settlement
Post-Settlement Funding
If you have a case that has already settled and have been awarded a judgement that could take some time to pay out
Funding You Need. Now.
We can help you access part of your settlement faster in a few simple steps.
Settlement Funding
What types of cases do we fund?
We offer pre-settlement funding to injured plaintiffs with a pending case and plaintiffs with a case that has settled with a judgment where they are awaiting payment.
Here are a few of the types of cases we can help with.
Car accident lawsuits
Were you inured in a car accident that wasn’t
your fault? Your case may have value for an
advance to help pay medical bills, compensate
for lost wages, and more.
Personal injury lawsuits
Were you inured due to an individual/business
acting carelessly or irresponsibly? Your case may
have value for an advance to help pay medical
bills, compensate for lost wages, and more.
Premises liability lawsuits
Were you inured due to a negligent property
owner? Your case may have value for an
advance to help pay medical bills, compensate
for lost wages, and more.
Mass tort cases
Were you awarded a settlement in a class
action lawsuit? It could take months to receive
the funds you deserve. A post-settlement
advance helps you access those funds now.
Inheritance advance
Losing a loved one is hard. And the probate process can be lengthy. If you’re set to receive an inheritance, and need access to funds, an inheritance advance might make sense.
