Unlock the Value of
Your Case Docket

Law Firm Capital That Understands Personal Injury Economics

$1.6 Billion

funded since 2000

100,000

people helped

25+

years in business

Every law firm has unique needs..

Cash flow gaps are the growing pains of a law firm on the rise.

Cartiga understands your contingency-fee business model, offering fast and flexible financing with no explicit personal guarantees.

The Cartiga Advantages

01

Turn Case Value into
Sustainable Growth
Leverage future fees to fund priorities: marketing initiatives, strategic hires, essential case costs, and technology.

02

Reduce Risk, Improve
Financial Stability
Why risk your own capital to grow? Our financing structure lets your focus on winning cases — not on financial pressures.

03

Attorney-Led
Case Evaluation
Our team evaluates your cases the way attorneys do, recognizing the true value banks and other lenders overlook.

04

Fast, Efficient
Process
Receive funds within days, no complex applications or prepayment penalties. Flexible terms suit your firm’s needs.
Client Success Stories

How It Works

Quick Consultation

Meet with our team and learn about our process while we learn about your firm and case portfolio.

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Case Evaluation

We review your case documentation to make an assessment of your aggregate expected client fees.

Payment

We’ll work out a payment structure that works for you and immediately transfer the funds you need.

The Challenge of MCA Financing for Law Firms

Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs) may seem appealing for quick capital, but its short terms and frequent payments sharply increase borrowing costs and can strain cash flow.

Cartiga offers a sustainable alternative to the high-cost, high-pressure world of MCAs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Law firm financing is a solution designed for law firms and attorneys, providing working capital to cover practice-related and case management expenses. It allows personal injury firms to concentrate on their cases and alleviates cash flow concerns for contingency based practices. With flexible repayment options based on case outcomes or timelines, our financing allows you to grow your marketing, take on more cases, and expand the scope of your practice. 

Collateral: In a traditional business loan, financial institutions review all business-related assets, which are then used as collateral. In contrast, attorney working capital evaluates the docket of cases and uses the anticipated attorney’s fees as collateral. Many traditional lenders do not consider contingency fees to be a viable form of collateral for a loan.

Repayments: Traditional business loans typically feature a fixed monthly repayment schedule based on principal and interest. However, attorney working capital is primarily repaid through a portion of the attorney’s contingency fee at the time of settlement.

Personalized: Cartiga working capital is staffed by attorneys who understand the cycle of revenue involved in contingency based firms and will work with you to craft a solution that meets your unique needs.

Step 1: Pre-Qualification
Fill out Part 1 of the application to see if you Pre-Qualify

Step 2: Case Docket Review
If Prequalified, submit your case list for review. We will select a few cases for document collection and Underwriting review.

Step 3: Underwriting
Our underwriters will evaluate the requested cases and make a determination for funding.

Cartiga helps law firms manage cash flow and expenses at different stages of litigation. We provide working capital on presettled and settled case fees to assist with your cash flow needs while you wait for funds to become available.

If you are primarily a contingency fee based firm, fill out our application to see if you qualify!

Our team is ready to review your application and get you the funds as quickly as possible, typically just a few days after you complete your application.

While law firm financing can be a valuable resource, it’s important to understand the potential risks involved. Like any business loan, law firm financing carries its own risks, with time being a significant factor. If your cases take longer to settle, you may incur higher interest and repayment amounts.

However, the risks are generally lower than with traditional or SBA loans. Notably, law firm financing does not require a personal guarantee, has no prepayment penalties, and uses only the expected fees from your cases as collateral.