
Pre-settlement funding connections
Your case can take time. Your life keeps moving.
CasePay Access helps people with attorney-represented injury claims request a private review and explore whether a funding option may fit.
Find a clearer path
through the waiting.
Traditional borrowing looks backward at credit and employment. A funding provider looks at the pending claim, available insurance, representation, and case progress. CasePay Access organizes a focused first review without pretending the answer is automatic.
Share a few facts
Tell us who you are, where the claim is pending, and how the injury happened.
Confirm the case
A specialist may coordinate with your law firm for the information a provider requests.
Compare written terms
If an option is available, review the complete agreement and payoff examples before choosing.

Clear roles. Better decisions.
Know who does what before you say yes.
The review works best when each participant has a defined role and the written agreement—not a sales promise—controls the transaction.
CasePay Access
Collects and organizes your request and may connect it with a provider.
The funding provider
Decides availability, eligibility, amount, timing, cost, and final terms.
Your attorney
Handles your legal case and may confirm facts requested for the review.
You
Choose whether an offered option fits after reviewing every written term.
Claim types
Built around injury claims in progress.
These are common categories reviewed by providers. A listed claim type is not a promise that funding is available.
Before you sign
The useful number is not just what you receive. It is what the payoff may become.
Ask any provider to put these answers in writing:
- The exact amount delivered to you
- The payoff at several future dates
- Every fee and how it accumulates
- What happens if the case is delayed or unsuccessful
- Whether a cap or maximum payoff applies
A private first step
Find out whether your claim can be reviewed.
Share your name and phone number. We can ask the remaining questions in a short conversation.
Start here
Ask for a call back
Two details are enough to begin.
Submitting does not guarantee approval, timing, an amount, or terms.