01 / Everyday life
More room for
the essentials.
Explore funding for rent, groceries, utilities and other living expenses while your personal injury claim progresses.
Discuss living expensesPersonal injury funding
Personal injury funding.Room to move forward.
Your case takes time. Life keeps moving. Explore support for everyday expenses, recovery and case costs while your claim progresses.
Start a funding enquiryA first conversation. No commitment to accept funding.
Your questions deserve clear answers.Review any proposed terms with your lawyer.
For the life
beyond your case.
Support where it matters
Some things can’t wait
for a settlement.
An injury can interrupt your income. The rent, appointments and everyday decisions keep coming. Start with the support you need.
More room for
02 / Your recovery
Make space for recovery.
Discuss support for rehabilitation, treatment and practical costs connected to your recovery.
Discuss recovery costs03 / Your case
Consider the costs ahead.
Explore funding for expert reports, assessments and other necessary litigation expenses with your lawyer.
Discuss case expensesFunding availability, costs and repayment terms depend on an individual review and a written agreement.
The person behind the claim
Your case is part of your life.It shouldn’t take up all of it.
A thoughtful funding conversation starts with what matters to you.
A clear next step
First, a conversation.
Then, a considered decision.
Understand your options before you make a commitment. Here’s where to begin.
- 01
Tell us what you need.
Share the type of claim and the expenses you’re looking to cover. A brief overview is enough for an initial enquiry.
Start with the essentials - 02
Get clear on the details.
A review considers your circumstances and funding request. If an offer is made, examine the total cost, obligations and repayment conditions.
Understand the full picture - 03
Decide with your lawyer.
Review the agreement before signing. If you proceed and its conditions are met, funds can be provided as agreed.
Clarity before commitment
A decision you understand
Know what funding
means for you.
A useful conversation goes beyond the amount you receive. Bring these questions to your funding review.
Enquiring as a lawyer?
Begin with the claim type, jurisdiction, stage, funding purpose and any existing obligations. Confirm the appropriate consent before sharing client information.
Start a client enquiryWhat will it cost in total?
Understand every cost and how repayment is calculated.
What if my case takes longer?
Ask how timing and different recoveries affect the amount due.
What if there is no recovery?
Read the outcome provisions and any exceptions with your lawyer.
What remains from my proceeds?
Consider legal fees, prior obligations and the proposed funding.
Before you decide
Good questions.
Clearer next steps.
What can funding help cover?
You can enquire about living expenses, treatment and recovery costs, or litigation expenses connected to a personal injury claim. Availability depends on the circumstances and review.
Is funding guaranteed?
No. Each request is considered individually. An enquiry is not an approval or an offer. Any funding requires a separate review and written agreement.
How much does funding cost?
There is no standard rate published here. A written proposal should explain the full cost and repayment calculation. Ask for examples using different timelines and recovery amounts.
Should I involve my lawyer?
Yes. Your lawyer should review the proposed agreement, its effect on future proceeds and any requirements to share case information before you commit.
What if my case is unsuccessful?
Your signed agreement sets out what happens. Ask your lawyer to explain the repayment provisions and any exceptions. Do not assume an outcome without reviewing the terms.
Does an enquiry commit me?
No. An initial enquiry is a request for information. You can ask questions and consider your options before deciding whether to accept a separate funding agreement.
How does the enquiry form work?
It prepares an email on your device for you to review and send. Nothing is submitted automatically, and your form entries are not stored on this website.
What should I share to begin?
Your name, contact email, claim type and a brief description of the support you need. Leave out medical records, identification numbers and confidential case documents.
A little support starts here
Let’s talk about
your next chapter.
You don’t need every answer to start a conversation.
Tell us where you are and what you need. An enquiry is a first step, with no commitment to accept funding.
Ready for your review
Your enquiry is prepared.
Nothing has been sent. Review the draft below, then open your email app to send it.
No email app? Copy the draft into your preferred email service and send it to casemarkgroup@agentmail.to.