What Are Commercial Litigation and Business Litigation?
Posted on: July 19 2022Category:Commercial litigation, often referred to as business litigation, refers to civil litigation where one or more parties is a business. While the terms are often used interchangeably, there are specific differences between business litigation vs. commercial litigation. Yet there is also a great deal of overlap between the two. Usually, commercial litigation attorneys can also […]
What is Loan Underwriting and How Does it Work with Legal Lending?
Posted on: July 14 2022Category:When the plaintiff in a lawsuit needs financial support to pursue their rightful compensation, they can apply for fast cash through a lawsuit loan. The loan acts as a cash advance on their future settlement that can be used to pay any expenses. The application, approval, and repayment of a lawsuit loan are very different […]
Financing Freedom
Posted on: July 07 2022Category:You might think that having your conviction reversed after years of protesting your innocence, filing dozens of court documents, and suffering numerous adverse decisions, would signal a rosy start to a new and wondrous life. You might also think that the state whose authorities are responsible for your wrongful conviction would be eager to provide […]
What is Workers’ Compensation and How Does it Work?
Posted on: June 09 2022Category:Every year, nearly 3 million American workers are injured on the job. As a result of their injuries, many require medical treatment, lose wages from time off work, and may need physical or occupational therapy to return to work. Others may be partially or fully disabled and unable to return to the same job. Workers’ […]
What is the Difference Between Defendant and Plaintiff?
Posted on: April 21 2022Category:If you get caught up in a lawsuit, you will quickly realize that lawsuits have their own vocabulary. You might wonder, are you the plaintiff or the defendant? It’s essential to understand your position if you are involved in legal action. Defining Plaintiff vs. Defendant According to the Encyclopedia Britannica: The plaintiff is the party […]
The Difference Between a Recourse and Non-Recourse Loan
Posted on: April 14 2022Category:When it comes to getting a loan, there’s more than one way to pay for it. Any loan that is secured by collateral is either a recourse loan or a non-recourse loan. Unsure what those are? In this blog, we discuss the basics of recourse vs non-recourse loans, how collateral works, and why you may […]
Joshua Victor Wins Tribeca Lawsuit Loans Scholarship
Posted on: September 13 2021Category:After writing a compelling essay on whether litigation financing increases access to justice, Joshua Victor has been awarded the Tribeca Lawsuit Loans Scholarship for 2021. The world of lawsuit lending is complex, and Victor discussed three obstacles he believes can hinder the equitable use of lawsuit loans when pursuing justice. “It causes bias among lawyers…, […]
Transformations within the Commercial Litigation Finance Space and Their Impacts Thus Far
Posted on: October 27 2020Category:Litigation Finance is a recent development in the commercial finance space. However, its effect on the market has exceeded its time within it. A growing number of lenders in the space choose commercial litigation, especially within the US. This was demonstrated by a 2019 study that found that over 65% of surveyed lawyers were familiar […]
The Funding Needed for Law Firms to Secure Expert Witnesses
Posted on: June 14 2020Category:Expert witnesses cost a lot of money but are crucial to make or break a case, Tribeca Lawsuit Loans will help fund any expert witness that is necessary to win a case for your client. Expert witnesses are expensive and can charge hundreds of dollars per hour. Tribeca Lawsuit Loans will cover these costs in […]
