STATES
Arkansas Pre-Settlement Funding
ECO Pre-Settlement Funding does not provide cash advances on injury cases in Arkansas. Arkansas caps the charges allowed on a lawsuit advance at the state’s constitutional interest limit, which makes non-recourse pre-settlement funding unworkable here. We keep this page up so plaintiffs here get a straight answer instead of a dead end.
Where Your Case Is Filed Is What Matters
Pre-settlement funding is tied to where your lawsuit is filed, not the state you live in. Plenty of people live in one state and have an injury case filed in another, for example a crash that happened while traveling. If your case is filed in one of the 41 states we serve, you can apply with ECO even if you live in Arkansas.
What You Can Do in Arkansas
Keep your claim moving. In Arkansas, the deadline to file most injury lawsuits is 3 years. Talk to your attorney before that deadline passes, and ask where your case will be or has been filed. If the venue is a state we serve, reach out and we will review it. If not, your attorney can advise you on options in Arkansas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get pre-settlement funding in Arkansas?
Not through ECO. Arkansas caps the charges allowed on a lawsuit advance at the state’s constitutional interest limit, which makes non-recourse pre-settlement funding unworkable here. If your injury lawsuit happens to be filed in one of the 41 states we do serve, you may still qualify, because funding follows where the case is filed, not where you live.
Why doesn’t ECO fund Arkansas cases?
Arkansas caps the charges allowed on a lawsuit advance at the state’s constitutional interest limit, which makes non-recourse pre-settlement funding unworkable here.
What if I live in Arkansas but my case is filed in another state?
Funding follows where your lawsuit is filed. If it is filed in one of the 41 states ECO serves, you can apply regardless of where you live. Where your case is filed is what matters.
Have a case filed in a state we serve?
Apply online or call (800) 961-8924 for a free, no-obligation review. There is no cost to ask.