Frequently Asked Questions

Some companies choose to hide their fees until you are approved and are unlikely to want to go through the process again so you accept their extremely high fees. We tell you our fees upfront before you even apply.

With low overhead and a highly motivated staff, Allboro is able to provide good customer service and very low fees. Every business has a low cost leader and that is our goal at Allboro.

Yes, the claim or lawsuit is yours and you own it, just like you own your car. After paying your attorney and medical liens, the potential remaining money is yours. You may sell or assign it.

Conservative financial companies, including banks, do not generally lend against a lawsuit. It is our experience that they think the business is too risky and choose only to lend against tangible assets.

The American Bar Association does not allow attorneys to lend cash to clients for anything but case expenses. This prohibition was established to prevent a conflict of interest from arising. If you owed your attorney money you might feel obligated to accept your attorney’s advice to settle your case when you really did not want to accept the amount offered.

Allboro will invest in many different types of cases including: Personal Injury Vehicle, Personal Injury Premises, Personal Injury Assault, Workers Compensation, Wrongful Death, Medical Malpractice, Sexual Harassment and FELA and Jones Act.

Allboro does not place limitations on use of proceeds; we look more favorably upon those cases where the proceeds are used to pay bills or case expenses such as expert witnesses, economists or case enhancing costs.

After reviewing your file Allboro can usually have an advance in your hands within 24-48 hours. There are no lengthy applications or credit checks.

Allboro uses its own funds; however, we may sell these investments to institutional investors in order to raise additional capital to fund future legal cases.