Lawyers Funding Group Llc

I contacted them for a loan, not knowing the owner, Alan Zibelman, had just been hit with a $317,000 judgement for failing to pay debts, or that employee Ken Rubin was a disbarred lawyer. My loan got "approved " but then I was forced to hire Zibelman as my lawyer. When I fired him, he sued me. This group is disreputable and should be avoided.

They're awesome!! Fast with getting the job done ✅

RIP OFF! Don't sign the contract!!! You will never get the money but they probably will, cause you signed the contract!

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE WITH THIS COMPANY..I'VE BEEN TRYING TO GET SOMEBODY TO TELL ME WHAT IS GOING ON WITH MY APPLICATION AND THE RESPONSE IS ALWAYS I'M SORRY NO ONE IS IN THE OFFICE AND TO CALL BACK, WELL I HAVE BEEN CALLING BACK AND NOW NO ANSWER...

I got legal funding through them no problems but interest rate is high but if you can't get funding anywhere than this is who you come too it was fast and easy as long as you have a lawyer and the paperwork in order

Liar's Been Waiting to Recieve a Check for Over Two Months From this place. The Receptionist is always giving the sorry Excuse of "no one being there" but her which I find hard to believe. Your a Legal funding group like why is it taking months to cut a small check which in my personal opinion should have been available when you received all the documents that was needed in order for u to process the transaction. I'm sure will call my lawyer and complain about the terrible customer service and delayed Practice's.

Be careful believing what they tell you. They'll tell you the process is finished and you're getting funding but that's not true. They'll deny getting documents even when you've emailed them everything they asked for and then they request even more documents after telling you you're approved. At least twice I was told a day that the check would be mailed, but they never sent the check. My experience is just one experience, but it was less than pleasant. Plus, they were going to charge $500 per month on a $10k loan, i.e, 60% per year. I ended up receiving no funding and that's probably best. 60% APR is crazy expensive.