Connecticut · Funding available
Waiting on a settlement in Connecticut?
Get paid now.
You're out of work, the bills are stacking up, and the insurance company is in no hurry. Get a non-recourse advance against your Connecticut case — nothing out of pocket, and nothing owed at all if it doesn't pay out.
2 minutes. No credit check.
$0 out of pocket.
Don’t wait to find out your deadline.
Connecticut, like every state, limits how long you have to file an injury claim — and the limit changes depending on what kind of claim it is, who you’re suing, and when the injury was discovered. Miss it and even an obviously winnable case is over.
We deliberately don’t publish a deadline number here, because the wrong one could cost you your case. An attorney can tell you yours in a single phone call, and it costs you nothing to ask. That call is the most valuable thing you can do today.
Get Matched With an AttorneyCases we handle in Connecticut
What happened to you?
Car Accident
Someone hit you. Now you're the one paying for it.
$500 – $25,000
Slip & Fall
You fell on their property. You shouldn't fall behind because of it.
$500 – $15,000
Medical Malpractice
You trusted them with your life. They got it wrong.
$1,000 – $50,000+
Workplace Injury
You got hurt making them money. Now they've stopped paying you.
$500 – $25,000
Dog Bite
Their dog. Their responsibility. Your scars.
$500 – $15,000
Premises Liability
The building was unsafe. They knew. You paid for it.
$500 – $25,000
Probate & Inheritance
The inheritance is yours. The court is just slow.
$1,000 – $50,000+
Sexual Abuse & Assault
Your case will take years. You shouldn't go without while it does.
$1,000 – $100,000+
Truck & Commercial Vehicle
A commercial truck hit you. The policy behind it is not a car policy.
$2,500 – $100,000+
Rideshare (Uber & Lyft)
Hurt in an Uber or Lyft? There may be a $1 million policy behind it.
$1,500 – $75,000+
Nursing Home Neglect
You trusted them with your parent. The records tell a different story.
$2,500 – $100,000+
Construction Accidents
Workers' comp is not your only claim.
$2,500 – $150,000+
Mass Torts & Toxic Exposure
Thousands of claims. One settlement schedule. Years of waiting.
$500 – $50,000+
Attorneys who take these cases
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Claim this placement →Connecticut questions
Straight answers.
Is pre-settlement funding available in Connecticut?
Yes. Our funding partner is active in Connecticut, so if you have an injury case pending here and an attorney representing you, you can apply. Approval is based on the strength of your case, not your credit or income.
What does it cost me in Connecticut?
Nothing out of pocket. There's no application fee and no credit check, injury attorneys work on contingency so they're paid from the settlement only if they win, and the funding company is repaid directly from your settlement rather than billing you along the way. If your case doesn't win, you owe nothing.
How long will my case take?
It depends far more on your case type than your state — most injury claims settle in six to eighteen months, while medical malpractice and contested premises cases routinely run longer. Each of our case guides gives a realistic range for that type.
How quickly do I need to act?
Quickly. Every state sets deadlines for filing an injury claim, they differ by the kind of claim, and missing one can end your case regardless of how strong it is. That is the single most important thing to ask an attorney about, and it's free to ask — we'll connect you with one at no cost.