Pre Settlement Funding for Atlanta
At Best Call Funding, we understand that personal injury lawsuits in Atlanta often take months or even years to resolve, leaving plaintiffs facing mounting bills and reduced income. That's why we provide pre-settlement funding—crucial financial support that helps bridge the gap while you wait for your case to resolve. We offer access to money tied to your expected settlement without the burden of traditional loan requirements.
With over 20 years of combined experience serving plaintiffs nationwide, Best Call Funding has become a trusted partner for Atlanta residents navigating the financial challenges of personal injury litigation. We've helped thousands of plaintiffs maintain stability while their attorneys fight for fair compensation.
What Is Pre-Settlement Funding?
Legal cases take time, and during that wait, everyday life does not slow down. Pre-settlement funding gives Atlanta plaintiffs access to part of their future settlement before the case concludes. It provides stability when bills, medical costs, and living expenses continue to build.
With personal injury cases in Georgia typically taking six months to two years to resolve, and complex cases stretching even longer, plaintiffs face mounting financial pressure that pre-settlement funding helps alleviate.
As court backlogs persist in Fulton, DeKalb, and Cobb counties, and insurance companies delay settlements, more plaintiffs turn to legal funding to maintain financial stability during litigation.
How It Differs from a Traditional Loan
Unlike a conventional loan, pre-settlement funding requires no credit check, employment history, or monthly payments. Key advantages include:
- No credit requirements or financial background review - Your case strength matters, not your credit score
- No upfront fees or surprise charges - Transparent pricing from the start
- No repayment unless the case wins - Complete financial protection if your case is unsuccessful
- No monthly payments - No added stress during an already difficult time
This type of funding is based on your case's strength, not your financial standing, which makes it accessible and low-risk for plaintiffs waiting on compensation.
Why Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Loans Are Crucial in Atlanta
Atlanta's economic landscape presents specific challenges for injury plaintiffs. The city's median monthly rent reached $1,769 in 2025, while median household income stands at $81,938. For plaintiffs who lose income due to injury or cannot work during recovery or litigation, this gap creates immediate financial strain.
Medical costs in Atlanta run
higher than the national average, compounding the financial burden for injury victims requiring ongoing treatment. When cases stretch beyond a year—as the majority of personal injury lawsuits do—these mounting expenses push plaintiffs toward accepting inadequate settlement offers just to cover basic needs.
Understanding Georgia's Legal Framework
Georgia's Two-Year Statute of Limitations
Georgia law requires personal injury lawsuits to be filed within two years from the date of your injury (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33). Missing this deadline typically means you lose your right to sue, regardless of how strong your case is.
Important exceptions exist:
- Minors: The two-year period doesn't start until you turn 18
- Medical malpractice: 2 years from discovery, but 5-year maximum statute of repose
- Government claims: Much shorter deadlines (6 months for municipal/county governments, 1 year for state)
- Tolling provisions: The clock may pause if the defendant leaves Georgia or commits fraud
If you're approaching the deadline, it's critical to file your lawsuit quickly. Pre-settlement funding can help you avoid accepting inadequate offers due to time pressure, but you must file your lawsuit within the legal timeframe first.
Georgia's Modified Comparative Fault Rule
Georgia follows a modified comparative fault system (O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33). This means:
- If you're found to be 50% or more at fault for your injury, you cannot recover damages
- If you're less than 50% at fault, you can recover damages reduced by your percentage of fault
- Example: If you're 20% at fault for an accident, your $100,000 settlement would be reduced to $80,000
This rule affects funding eligibility. Cases where plaintiff fault is contested may face more scrutiny during the funding review process.
Georgia Pre-Settlement Funding Regulations
Starting January 1, 2026, Georgia Senate Bill 69 provides basic consumer protections for pre-settlement funding:
- Funders cannot take more than the settlement amount (non-recourse protection)
- Funders cannot offer attorneys commissions for client referrals
- Funders cannot be involved in litigation or offer legal advice
- Funders cannot report unpaid balances to credit agencies if settlement is insufficient
- Borrowers must receive contracts in writing with 5-day cancellation rights
- Contracts must be provided to both plaintiff and their attorney
At Best Call Funding, we've always operated with these ethical standards—even before they became law. Our commitment to transparency and fair dealing means Georgia's new regulations simply codify practices we've followed from the beginning.
Who Qualifies for Lawsuit Loans in Atlanta?
Lawsuit loans in Atlanta provide financial relief to individuals waiting on settlements from active legal cases. To qualify, plaintiffs must meet specific criteria that confirm both the validity of their claim and their legal representation. The process is simple and designed to ensure funding reaches those with strong, pending cases.
Eligibility Requirements for Atlanta Lawsuit Loans
Applicants must have a pending personal injury or wrongful death lawsuit handled by a licensed attorney in Atlanta or elsewhere in Georgia. The attorney’s involvement ensures the case is legitimate, structured, and eligible for review.
Best Call Funding assesses the case’s potential outcome and settlement value rather than relying on credit or employment history.
Common Case Types That Qualify for Funding
Pre settlement funding in Atlanta covers a wide range of personal injury and liability claims. Typical cases include:
- Car accidents, including rideshare-related incidents
- Medical malpractice involving hospital or provider negligence
- Premises liability such as slip and falls or negligent security
- Dog bites and other animal injury cases
- Construction site accidents caused by unsafe conditions
- Wrongful death claims filed by surviving family members
- Workers’ compensation cases involving third-party liability
Each case type undergoes evaluation based on its facts, evidence, and estimated settlement value to determine eligibility and funding amount.
How the Pre-Settlement Funding Process Works
We've streamlined our process to get you financial support as quickly as possible while maintaining the highest ethical standards.
Step 1: Submit Your Application
Complete our simple online application or call us directly. We'll need:
- Your contact information
- Your attorney's name and contact details
- Estimated case value (your attorney can provide this)
No financial documents, credit reports, or employment verification required.
Step 2: Attorney Verification and Case Review
We contact your attorney directly to:
- Review liability strength and evidence
- Assess estimated settlement value and timeline
- Confirm no existing liens from other funders
- Discuss case strategy and potential outcomes
This typically takes 24 business hours. Your attorney remains in complete control of your case—we never interfere with legal strategy or settlement negotiations.
Step 3: Funding Approval and Terms
If approved, we provide:
- Clear explanation of funding amount (typically 10-15% of estimated settlement)
- Transparent fee structure with no hidden charges
- Written contract sent to both you and your attorney
- 5-day cancellation period as required by Georgia law
You'll know exactly what you'll owe before accepting funding.
Step 4: Receive Your Funds
Once you and your attorney sign the agreement:
- Funds deposited within 24 hours for most Atlanta-based cases
- Money sent directly to your bank account via wire transfer or ACH
- Immediate access to use funds as needed
Step 5: Repayment from Settlement (Only If You Win)
When your case settles or you win at trial:
- Your attorney receives the settlement funds
- They pay medical liens, case expenses, and funding repayment first
- Attorney fees are deducted (typically 33-40% of settlement)
- You receive the remaining balance
If you don't win your case, you owe nothing. The funding company absorbs the entire loss.
About Best Call Funding: Lawsuit Funding for Atlanta Plaintiffs
We know how stressful it can be to wait for a settlement while daily expenses keep coming. At Best Call Funding, our focus is to provide Atlanta plaintiffs with quick, ethical, and transparent financial support during that time. With over 20 years of combined experience, we help individuals stay financially stable while their attorneys focus on winning their case.
Experience and Trust That Matter
We have earned the trust of thousands of plaintiffs nationwide through a consistent record of reliability and transparency. Our team has decades of combined experience in personal injury lawsuit funding, and we understand the urgency behind each case. For Atlanta residents, that means guidance from professionals who know the local legal landscape and can move quickly when funding is needed.
A Streamlined Process for Atlanta Clients
Our process is simple, fast, and designed to minimize stress. We coordinate directly with your attorney to verify details and release funds quickly once approval is complete. Here’s what sets our process apart:
- Quick turnaround for Atlanta-based cases
- No repayment if your case is unsuccessful
- Direct attorney coordination to avoid communication delays
- Clear, transparent terms with no hidden fees
This structure helps clients stay financially secure without distractions, giving them room to focus on recovery and justice.
Get the Help You Need to Move Forward
Atlanta plaintiffs rely on pre settlement funding to provide the financial flexibility needed to manage life’s essentials while waiting for justice. Our loans have helped cover rent, medical bills, and other daily expenses without adding new financial pressure.
We are here to make that process seamless, fast, and transparent for every Atlanta client who needs it. Our experienced team understands the urgency behind your case and the importance of stability during this time.
Contact us today to start your application and take the first confident step toward financial relief and peace of mind.
FAQs
Do I need my attorney's permission to apply?
You don't legally need your attorney's permission to apply. However, we strongly recommend discussing it with them first.
Why attorney involvement matters:
- Your attorney knows your case value and can advise if funding is appropriate
- We need case details from your attorney to approve funding
- Your attorney will handle repayment from settlement proceeds
- They can review funding terms to ensure they're reasonable
We coordinate directly with your attorney throughout the application, ensuring faster approval and no disruption to your legal strategy.
How long does it take to receive funding after applying?
The process is designed to move quickly. Once your attorney provides case details, approval can often be completed within 24 business hours, with funds released shortly after.
In many cases, funds can be in your account within 24-48 hours from initial application. We understand that when you need financial help, speed matters.
How do you work with my attorney during the process?
We coordinate directly with your attorney to collect case details and documentation. This helps us assess eligibility quickly and ensures no disruption to your legal strategy.
Your attorney must approve the funding and provide case information. We never interfere with legal strategy or settlement negotiations—we simply provide financial support while your attorney handles your case.
Can I get multiple advances on the same case?
Yes. If your case value increases due to new evidence, higher medical costs, or more severe injuries than initially expected, you may qualify for additional funding.
There's no limit to the number of times you can apply, as long as sufficient settlement value remains after accounting for attorney fees, existing funding, and other expenses. Many clients receive an initial advance early in their case, then request additional funding as their medical treatment continues.
Can workers' compensation cases get funded in Georgia?
Standard workers' compensation cases cannot be funded because they follow a structured benefit system rather than negotiated settlements.
However, third-party liability claims arising from workplace accidents CAN be funded. If your work injury was caused by someone other than your employer (such as a negligent contractor, defective equipment manufacturer, or unsafe property owner), you may have a third-party personal injury claim that qualifies for funding.
What if I already have a personal loan? Can I still get pre-settlement funding?
Yes. Pre-settlement funding decisions are based on your case strength, not your existing debts or financial situation.
Personal loans, credit card debt, and other financial obligations don't disqualify you from pre-settlement funding. We don't review your credit report or require proof of income.
However, if you've already received pre-settlement funding from another company on the same case, Georgia law prohibits additional funding from a second company on that same case. This protects plaintiffs from over-leveraging their settlements.
How long do I have to file my personal injury lawsuit in Georgia?
Georgia law requires most personal injury lawsuits to be filed within two years from the date of injury (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33).
Missing this deadline typically results in losing your right to sue.
Important exceptions:
- Minors: Clock doesn't start until 18th birthday
- Medical malpractice: 2 years from discovery, 5-year maximum
- Government claims: 6 months (municipal/county) or 1 year (state)
If you're approaching the deadline, contact an attorney immediately. Pre-settlement funding can help you avoid accepting inadequate offers, but you must file within the legal timeframe first.
What makes your process different from other funding companies?
We focus on transparency, communication, and speed:
- 24-hour updates on application status
- Clear explanations of every term before approval
- No hidden fees - you know exactly what you'll owe
- Direct lender - no brokers increasing costs
- Personal guidance - questions answered promptly
- Atlanta expertise - we understand local courts, attorneys, and case timelines
Our commitment to Atlanta clients means we understand the local legal landscape and can move quickly when you need support.










