Every case is different. Your attorney’s reputation, how far along your case is, and the individual merits of your case all factor into what financing companies might offer.
Plaintif financing rates tend to be higher than loans or credit card advances. One reason for this is that legal financing is non-recourse. This means that if your case loses, you owe nothing.
Rates vary from finance company to finance company. The typical ballpark cost could roughly equal 40% per year. That means if a financier advanced you $5,000 against your case and your case took 2 years, you’d pay back the $5,000 you received plus a $4,000 return.