Yes law firms can get an advance on its contingency fees, party party bills , attorney and own client bills and disbursements.

We can assist with advance to a maximum of R25million 

You need settlement agreement ,invoices of the disbursements, ID copy , Financials or 6 months bank statements.

You send us a message on the portal and we contact you back or you send us a whatsup message or call us

Though there are few rotten potatoes however bridging finance on its own is a legitimate business

No it’s not , especially since there is a contract for a client to sign in which case legal opinion is key and signing undertaking assist the client to get the advance and ensures that the finder will get his/ her money back

Yes indeed , just like any other funding or loan facility , taking bridging finance on expected fees or any other assets is not unethical but will ensure growth of the firm / business