Avoid Litigation Loans At All Costs: Crowdfund Your Legal Dispute Instead!

Avoid litigation loans at all costs. Many plaintiffs, defendants and law firms have borrowed money in order to pay the high costs of accessing justice for a given case, which is almost always a bad idea.

There are few loans that are worse in the world than litigation loans.  Since rates of interest tend to be very high, and legal disputes can take many years, even a successful plaintiff who relies upon a litigation loan could find herself owing more to the lender than she recovers at the end of the litigation or arbitration.

In effect, plaintiffs are deprived of any reparation for the harm that they have suffered, undermining the very point of seeking justice.

There are alternatives to taking out litigation loans to pay for the high costs of accessing justice. The least expensive manner to pay for a legal dispute is to crowdfund it online for free.

Litigation crowdfunding, pioneered by Invest4Justice, a non-profit, allows anyone to fund a legitimate case while avoiding loan sharks. Litigants, who can be either plaintiffs or defendants, offer a percentage of the amount they can obtain as a reward to everyone that funds their case.

This is good for litigants, who avoid losing money despite winning their case, and who actually obtain reparation of their harm, and it is good for potential supporters, including friends, family and the global community, who can support a litigant’s case and help them right the wrong they have suffered, while being financially rewarded for it.

So, don’t seek a litigation loan to pay for a legal dispute. You will almost always wish that you had not.

Instead, crowdfund your case on Invest4Justice for free. If you share your case widely on the internet, and make use of the free tools to promote your case, you stand a high chance of successfully crowdfunding it. You will not have to pay back a litigation loan to a loan shark, and you will be able to keep as much of your compensation as you choose.

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