When you suffer a serious injury because of someone else’s negligence, the physical pain is often just the beginning. The financial weight of missed paychecks, medical procedures, and everyday expenses can feel overwhelming. You know a settlement is coming, but your bills won’t wait for the legal system.
If you have already received one pre-settlement advance and the funds have run out, you may be wondering, “Can I get multiple pre-settlement fundings?”
Many clients qualify for additional funding depending on the strength and progress of their case.
Already received funding from Liberty One Funding? Contact us to see if you qualify for additional funding.
We specialize in helping victims nationwide navigate these hurdles. We provide the financial support you need, so you don’t have to settle for a low offer just to keep the lights on. We secure funding quickly so you can focus on your lawsuit instead of your medical bills. There are no hidden fees, no credit checks, and no monthly payments. If you don’t win your case, we don’t get paid.
Can I Get More Than One Pre-Settlement Funding?
Yes, it is possible to receive multiple pre-settlement fundings on the same case, as long as they are provided by the same company. This is a common solution if your case takes longer than expected or you face new financial hardships. Some funders, like Liberty One Legal Funding, may offer pre-approved options that allow you to access additional funds over time
Can I Receive Multiple Fundings From Different Companies?
A client can only have one lien of this type per case. This means that you can get funded multiple times by the same company, but you cannot be funded by multiple funding companies at the same time. For this reason, most legal funding contracts require you to disclose whether you have already received funding with another funder.
That said, it’s permissible—and even encouraged—to reach out to multiple funding companies to compare terms. If you decide you want to work with another funding company, they could “buy out” the lien from the previous company by paying off the existing amount owed. That way, the original amount would be included in your new contract. But remember that you can only be funded by one funder at a time.
Why You Might Need Additional Funding
Even with good financial planning, a personal injury lawsuit can be unpredictable, extending the timeline beyond initial expectations. These prolonged legal battles can result from factors that place financial pressure on the plaintiff. Many clients find that an initial advance doesn’t go the distance for several reasons.
Defense Stall Tactics
A common and effective strategy used by defense teams is to deliberately prolong litigation. By filing excessive motions, requesting extensions, and dragging out discovery, the defense aims to exhaust the plaintiff’s financial resources and emotional strength.
The goal of these stall tactics is to pressure the plaintiff into accepting a lower settlement out of financial necessity rather than the merits of the case. They rely on the plaintiff’s inability to withstand the long-term costs of a drawn-out lawsuit. Pre-settlement funding levels the playing field, empowering plaintiffs to pursue their claims with financial confidence.
Court Calendar Backlogs
Even without intentional delays by the defense, the volume of cases in the judicial system can create bottlenecks. Court dockets are often backed up, so scheduling hearings, depositions, and the trial date can stretch months or years into the future. This delay is unavoidable and changes the plaintiff’s financial situation.
The Shifting Financial Needs
When a personal injury lawsuit drags on, the plaintiff’s financial needs change. The initial period of financial difficulty after the injury is compounded by a lack of income and the growing burden of everyday expenses.
This is where pre-settlement funding becomes a lifeline, allowing the plaintiff to meet ongoing obligations such as rent, mortgage payments, medical bills, and utilities, and to avoid accepting an undervalued settlement out of financial desperation. The longer the case lasts, the more urgent the need for bridge funding becomes to maintain financial stability and let the legal team fight for full compensation.
Increased Medical Needs
Injuries are rarely static. You may find you need a specialized procedure, surgery, or long-term physical therapy months after the case began, leading to new medical bills and more time away from work.
Inflation and Cost of Living
As months turn into years, the cost of necessities like rent, groceries, and utilities continues to rise. If your ability to work remains limited, the gap between your income and expenses grows over time. You can apply for pre-settlement funding again to help relieve some of the stress.
Ultimately, multiple pre-settlement funding serves as a financial bridge, so a lengthy legal battle does not force you into a premature or low settlement.
Why Choose Liberty One Legal Funding for Multiple Pre-Settlement Fundings?
We understand the emotional and physical toll of a long lawsuit. At Liberty One Legal Funding, it’s possible to get more than one pre-settlement funding to help cover costs as your case drags on. What sets us apart is our commitment to human-centric service and transparency. We do not bury you in hidden fees or complex rates; we offer straightforward terms and guide you through every step of the application process.
Whether you need a first-time advance or multiple pre-settlement fundings to bridge the gap, Liberty One Legal Funding can provide financial relief. You only pay us back if you win or settle your case. If you do not win, you owe us nothing. Contact Liberty One Legal Funding today to speak with a team member about your options. We provide the financial lifeline you need with zero risk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Apply for More Funding After Receiving My First Pre-Settlement Advance?
Yes, you can apply for additional funding after receiving your first pre-settlement advance. It is common for clients to seek multiple pre-settlement fundings, especially if the defense is dragging out the case, unexpected medical procedures arise, or the prolonged duration of the case is impacting you because of inflation. Liberty One Legal Funding is here to provide additional financial assistance to help you through these challenges.
How Much Additional Pre-Settlement Funding Can I Receive?
The amount of additional pre-settlement funding you can receive varies based on factors such as damages, liability, and the anticipated recovery. As long as there is enough projected settlement money to cover the funding, your law firm and Liberty One Legal Funding can work together to determine what is appropriate for your situation.
Is There a Limit on How Many Times I Can Get Pre-Settlement Funding?
There is no legal limit on how many times you can receive funding. We handle multiple pre-settlement funding requests on a case-by-case basis to help ensure you still walk away with a meaningful amount once your case settles.
Will Getting Multiple Fundings Affect My Case Outcome or Settlement Amount?
It does not change the amount the defendant owes you. It may improve your outcome by giving your attorney the time needed to fight for the maximum value of your claim.
Can My Attorney Help Me Request Additional Pre-Settlement Funding?
Absolutely. We work closely with your legal team. Once you apply, we gather the necessary documentation from your law firm so you can focus on your recovery.
Disclaimer: Liberty One Legal Funding is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Your attorney remains the best source for guidance on settlement timing, liens, and whether funding makes sense for your specific case.
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