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Lawsuit Lending

Lawsuit lending allows plaintiffs’ lawyers to work with lenders to loan clients cash to cover immediate expenses during litigation. But these loans typically come with sky-high interest rates and fees—as much as 200 percent—that can leave plaintiffs with little to no recovery while fueling questionable litigation driven by lenders looking to cash in.

Lawsuit Lenders, Plaintiffs' Lawyers, Doctors Seemingly Organizing "Litigation Networks" in Georgia

A report from the Commercial Carrier Journal discovered what appears to be an organized “litigation network” in which lenders, plaintiffs’ lawyers, and doctors have created a system to inflate claims…

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101 Ways to Improve State Legal Systems: A User's Guide to Promoting Fair and Effective Civil Justice - FIFTH EDITION 2017
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Lana Skelo
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