Yes, you can. A lawsuit loan (also known as lawsuit cash advance, litigation financing or settlement funding) is a type of loan where you borrow against a possible settlement. Once you choose a lender:
You apply for your lawsuit loan.
The company evaluates your case and estimates your payout.
Once the numbers are confirmed, you agree to borrow a sum of money from the lender (the principal).
When you receive your settlement from your lawsuit, the lender takes the amount you owe, plus interest, from the amount.
Make sure to speak with the lender's representative so you understand what you owe and the interest that is added to the principal, especially if you expect your case to last several years.