Peachtree Financial Solutions

Q. Is it ethical for an attorney to refer clients to Peachtree?

A. It is ethical for an attorney to refer clients to non-recourse funding companies. Contact us for information on the ethics opinion in your state.

Q. Does Peachtree offer Tort Victims Assistance Financing in my state?

A. Peachtree currently offers Tort Victims Assistance in Alabama, California, Connecticut, Florida, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and Washington DC.

Q. What types of cases does Peachtree fund?

A. Click here to view types of cases.

Q. How is Peachtree able to offer LOW COST personal injury cash advance on lawsuits?

A. Peachtree is a specialty factoring firm that assists ordinary people in achieving their financial goals. We are not brokers nor do we use brokers. There are no broker fees or consultant fees, which translates into lower costs.

Q. What documents does Peachtree require from my client’s file?

A. Usually, we request a copy of the Plaintiff’s Complaint, the Defendant’s Answer, Police or incident reports, a list of medical bills incurred and a copy of relevant medical records (i.e. Surgery reports, MRI reports, etc.) We will never request documents or information that is subject to the attorney-client privilege.

Q. What if my client needs additional assistance at a later date?

A. Peachtree will further evaluate you client’s case at that time and in most cases will advance additional funds. However, the total amount advanced will not exceed 15%-20% of your client’s expected recovery, after fees.

Q. Are there any upfront fees?

A. No, applying is free. Your client pays nothing until after the case settles.

Q. Are there any additional fees or costs?

A. No, Peachtree charges a $250 document preparation fee and 10%, non-compounding, for each six (6) months or portion thereof. There are no other fees or costs.

Q. How much assistance can my client receive?

A. To ensure that the financial assistance provided by Peachtree will not hinder your ability to negotiate settlement, Peachtree will not advance more than 15%-20% of your client’s expected recovery, after fees.

Q. Does Peachtree get involved with the handling of my client’s case?

A. No, you and your client retain complete control of the litigation.

Q. Is this a loan?

A. No, it is the sale of a portion of the potential proceeds of the lawsuit. Unlike a loan, if the case is unsuccessful, your client does not have to pay back the advance or any fees.

Q. Will the attorney be required to sign any documents?

A. Yes, the attorney signs the “Acknowledgement by Counsel”. The attorney acknowledges the assignment of a portion of the proceeds and agrees to pay the amount due from the settlement proceeds to Peachtree upon settlement of the case.

Q. Must a lawsuit be filed in order to get an advance?

A. No, in exceptional situations, we may provide an advance if there is sufficient information and documentation to allow us to evaluate the claim.