Pre-Settlement Funding for Medical Malpractice Claims
Medical malpractice claims are among the slowest injury cases to resolve, and they are often brought by people already dealing with the consequences of the harm itself. Funding can bridge that gap while your attorney does the work.
MyCaseLoan is a marketplace. Your attorney verifies the claim, qualified funders evaluate it, and you compare their offers.
What a medical malpractice claim needs
An expert review of the care you received
Many states require a claim to be supported by a qualified medical expert before it can proceed, often called a certificate or affidavit of merit. What is required differs by state and by the kind of claim. This step happens early, and it is a common reason these cases move more slowly than other injury claims.
Your complete medical records
These claims are built almost entirely from records — charts, imaging, medication logs, and notes establishing who did what and when. The volume is usually far greater than in other injury claims, and assembling it is work your attorney handles.
The treatment timeline
When you were first seen, what was done, when the problem emerged, and what treatment followed. Malpractice claims often turn on sequence, so the order of events carries weight that it would not in a car accident claim.
Your attorney’s details
Filing deadlines for malpractice claims frequently work differently from other injury claims, and in some states the clock can start when the harm was discovered rather than when it occurred. Your attorney will know what governs your claim.
Three Steps
Apply with the details of your claim
Case type, the state, your attorney, and the funding you need. No records are required to apply.
Your attorney verifies the claim
They confirm representation and add what funders need, including where the claim stands in the process.
Funders review and make offers
You compare offers on amount, fees, rate and cap, and choose whichever works for you.
Questions About This Kind of Claim
No, and this is the most common misunderstanding about these claims. Medicine carries risk, and a poor result is not by itself evidence that care fell below an accepted standard. Establishing that gap is what the expert review exists to assess.
This page is general information about how claims of this type usually work. It is not legal advice and it is not a description of your case. Your attorney is the right person to tell you how any of it applies to you.
This Page Does Not Set the Price
Nothing on this page determines what an advance would cost you. Every advance made through MyCaseLoan is non-recourse, repaid only out of a successful settlement — never out of pocket, and never owed at all if your case does not succeed.
The fees and the rate that would apply to your case come from the funder’s own offer, not from this page. That is exactly why comparing every offer you receive side by side, before you sign anything, is the whole point of using a marketplace instead of approaching a single funder directly.
See how the cost is actually calculatedSee What Funders Would Offer
Applying takes a few minutes, costs nothing, and puts your verified claim in front of funders who compete for it. You repay only if your case succeeds.