Auto accidents, slip-and-falls, workers' comp, medical malpractice, and more. Here's a quick reference for which case types AARC funds.
Motor vehicle accidents are the most common case type funded — including car, motorcycle, truck, rideshare, and pedestrian accidents.
Slip-and-fall and premises liability claims are also routinely funded when liability is clear and injuries are documented.
Workers' compensation claims qualify in most states, particularly when the claimant is represented by an attorney.
Other case types include medical malpractice, product liability, dog bites, wrongful death, and certain civil rights cases.
The common thread: you must have an attorney representing you on a contingency basis, and there must be a viable defendant with the ability to pay (typically through insurance).
Motor vehicle cases — the biggest category
Car accidents are by far the most commonly funded case type. Within that category, we routinely fund passenger vehicle, motorcycle, commercial truck, rideshare, taxi, bicycle, and pedestrian cases.
What matters is liability and coverage: someone else was clearly at fault, and there is insurance or assets to recover from.
Premises liability and slip-and-fall
Slip-and-fall cases against businesses, retail stores, apartment complexes, and other commercial property owners are routinely funded.
Funding for residential slip-and-fall (e.g., at a neighbor's home) depends on whether there is a homeowner's insurance policy in play.
Workers' compensation and on-the-job injuries
Workers' comp claims with attorney representation qualify in most states. Contested claims — where the employer or carrier is disputing benefits — are especially common funding candidates because they often take months or years to resolve.
Third-party work injury claims (where someone other than your employer is liable) are funded under the same standards as other injury cases.
Other case types we routinely fund
Medical malpractice, nursing home neglect, product liability, dog bites, premises liability, wrongful death, and certain civil rights or excessive force cases all qualify.
If you have an attorney representing you on a contingency basis and there is a viable path to recovery, it is worth applying. Approval decisions are free and come quickly.
Talk to AARC before you make a financial move you'll regret
Every situation is different, and the right answer depends on the specifics of your case, your timeline, and what you need the money for. The single best thing you can do is have a short, no-pressure conversation with someone who funds these cases every day.
Call AARC at (800) 297-3834 or apply online in about three minutes. There is no credit check, no obligation, and no cost to find out what you qualify for. If a cash advance isn't the right tool for your situation, we'll tell you that too.
