
Capital for
Plaintiff Law
Firms.
Access capital for cases, litigation expenses, marketing, working capital, growth, and portfolio needs through our network of independent capital providers.
Request Capital OptionsSimple initial review. Multiple capital sources. No obligation.
Multiple Capital Sources
Access a network of independent capital providers through one request.
Flexible Uses
Case costs, litigation expenses, working capital, marketing, growth, and portfolio needs.
Streamlined Initial Review
Submit a short request and let IFC help identify potential capital options.
What you can fund
Capital across the practice
- Individual cases
- Litigation expenses
- Marketing and case acquisition
- Working capital
- Growth and expansion
- Portfolio / mass tort needs
How it works
Three steps. No obligation.
- 01
Submit a short request
Two minutes. A few basics about your firm and what you're looking to fund.
- 02
IFC reviews the opportunity
Our team reviews your request and identifies the appropriate fit.
- 03
Matched with a capital provider
We connect your firm with an independent third-party capital provider that evaluates and funds under its own criteria and terms.
Why IFC Law Firm Capital
Built for plaintiff firms
Multiple capital sources
We work with independent third-party capital providers, not a single balance sheet.
Broad funding range
From under $100K to $10M+, across cases, costs, and growth capital.
Plaintiff-law-firm focused
Built exclusively for plaintiff-side contingency firms and their owners.
Simple first-stage process
A short request — no financial statements or underwriting documents to start.
Request capital options today.
A short request starts the review. We’ll connect your firm with the most appropriate independent capital provider.
Request Capital OptionsIFC Law Firm Capital is a marketplace and referral platform. We are not a lender and do not directly provide financing. Financing is offered by independent third-party capital providers subject to their own underwriting criteria, approval process, and terms.

