Pre Settlement Funding

Personal injury cases can take a long time to resolve, leaving individuals with mounting expenses like living costs and medical bills. Pre-settlement funding offers financial relief, allowing you to cover these expenses while giving your attorney time to negotiate a fair settlement. This helps prevent financial desperation from forcing you into a hasty decision. To apply, simply speak with your attorney and complete a brief application. The company will review it, consult with your attorney, and typically respond within one business day.

Surgical Funding

Getting proper medical care is essential for a timely recovery after an injury. If you've exhausted your insurance benefits or lack coverage, surgical funding can cover the costs of medical care, surgery, hospital stays, and rehabilitation. 5 Star’s surgical funding has helped many accident victims receive necessary treatments. If you can't afford treatment for accident-related injuries, the company will work with you, your medical providers, and your attorney to arrange the procedures you need. To apply, speak with your attorney and complete a short application. A response is typically provided within one business day.

Monthly Stipend Options

An accident can be distressing, causing physical and emotional injuries, and may prevent you from working as before. To supplement your income and get you the financial support you need today, 5 Star will work with you to structure a plan where you receive a monthly amount that fills in the income gap. To apply, speak with your attorney and complete a simple application. The company will review it, consult your attorney, and typically respond within one business day.

Post Settlement Funding

Many people expect immediate payment after a verdict or settlement, but it can take months or longer for the funds to arrive, leaving unpaid bills in the meantime. 5 Star’s post-settlement funding provides financial support to cover daily living expenses while you wait for your settlement payment. To apply, speak with your attorney and complete a brief application. A response is typically provided within one business day.