If you’re pursuing Massachusetts defective drugs pre-settlement funding, you may be dealing with mounting medical bills, lost wages, and the long wait that often comes with mass tort or product liability litigation. Pegasus Legal Capital is ready to help you secure funding.
Below, we explain how legal funding works in defective drug lawsuits, how we evaluate eligibility, and what to expect from the process. Bills don’t wait, and neither should you! See if your case qualifies for personal injury pre-settlement funding in Massachusetts.
How Pre-Settlement Funding Supports Defective Drug Claims In Massachusetts
Defective drug cases often involve complex science, corporate defendants, and lengthy discovery. That creates financial pressure for injured consumers. Pre-settlement funding offers a non-recourse cash advance tied to the future value of your case. You only repay from your settlement or verdict, and if you recover nothing, you owe nothing.
You can use funds for rent or mortgage payments, utilities, medical treatment, transportation, childcare, or replacing income while you’re out of work. We do not require employment checks, income verification, or a minimum credit score. Our evaluation focuses on the strength of your claim and the expected case outcome.
Our Massachusetts pre-settlement funding is not a traditional loan. There are no monthly payments or compounding interest, and no debt collection if your case does not resolve in your favor. Our role is to help you bridge the gap between now and settlement so you can continue your medical care and daily life without sacrificing your legal rights.
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Eligibility For Massachusetts Defective Drug Pre-Settlement Funding
To qualify for funding, you need a pending claim related to a prescription or over-the-counter drug that allegedly caused injury, and a contingency-fee attorney must represent you. We will speak with your lawyer to gather case information and estimate potential recovery. You do not need perfect credit or employment income to apply.
Eligibility depends on:
- Representation by a Massachusetts attorney on a contingency-fee basis
- Clear injury tied to the drug, supported by medical records
- An active claim or lawsuit, or one that will be filed promptly
- Sufficient insurance or defendant resources to pay claims
- Case facts that support liability and causation
Once we receive permission to speak with your attorney, we review your case with them to make a funding decision. We also review how Massachusetts law and any applicable MDL may shape the expected value of your case.
Documents Your Attorney May Share
After a brief introduction call, your attorney can provide complaint or intake forms, medical records, pharmacy records, proof of drug use, proof of injuries, and any correspondence regarding a recall or label changes. If your case is in an MDL, we may also review plaintiff fact sheets and court scheduling orders to understand timing.
Fees, Costs, And Repayment Terms For Massachusetts Clients
Pre-settlement funding is non-recourse, which means repayment only comes from your settlement or verdict. If you receive nothing, you owe nothing. There are no monthly payments and no credit-based interest, since this is an advance against a potential recovery rather than a traditional loan.
Our agreements use simple, non-compounding charges with an easily understood payoff schedule. We disclose fees in writing before you sign, and your attorney will review the deal with you. If your case resolves quickly, your payoff may be lower than if it runs longer, because charges are time-based. We cap total charges to avoid runaway balances.
Massachusetts residents often ask how legal funding compares to credit cards or payday loans. Unlike those products, you won’t face late fees or collection activity if your case does not resolve in your favor. Repayment only occurs from case proceeds, and only after attorney fees, case costs, and any medical liens are addressed as part of the distribution process.
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Our Application Process For Massachusetts Plaintiffs
We designed a fast, attorney-friendly process so you can focus on your health and case.
- Quick inquiry: You submit a short form with contact details, your attorney’s information, and the drug involved.
- Attorney contact: With your permission, we will speak with your lawyer to review liability, causation, insurance, and the expected timeline.
- Offer and funding: If approved, we will send a written offer. After you and your attorney sign, we wire funds, often within 24–48 hours.
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Using Funds Wisely In A Defective Drug Case
A funding advance can help stabilize your household while your case develops. Many clients use the money for medical care, physical therapy, rent or mortgage payments, utilities, groceries, and transportation to medical appointments. Some also use the funds to avoid high-interest debt that can compound month after month.
Consider setting a budget so your funds last throughout your case. Your attorney can help you gauge the likely timeline and give a general sense of when settlement discussions may occur. If unexpected costs arise, speak with your lawyer and our team about whether a limited additional advance is sensible based on the current case value.
Start Your Massachusetts Defective Drug Funding Request Today
Our Massachusetts pre-settlement funding for defective drug cases can help you keep bills current while your lawsuit progresses. We review applications quickly, keep pricing clear, and coordinate directly with your attorney so the process stays simple.
Reach out to start your application, ask questions about fees and timing, or discuss eligibility for your specific medication and injuries. We’re ready to help Massachusetts residents move forward with a funding plan that fits the case and supports your recovery. Contact us today to begin.
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