Pre-Settlement Funding Is Not Currently Available in Montana
Diamondback Funding is not able to offer pre-settlement funding to Montana residents at this time. If you live in another state, we can review your case even if your lawsuit is filed in Montana. Call us with any questions.
Montana law currently prevents us from offering pre-settlement funding to Montana residents, so this page does not accept applications.
If you live in another state, we can review your case even if your lawsuit is filed in Montana.
Call (917) 267-8368How Montana Law Affects Your Case, and Your Funding
Two features of Montana law shape every personal injury case here, and both directly affect how much pre-settlement funding your case can support.
The filing clock matters just as much: most Montana personal injury claims must be filed within 3 years of the injury. And if a government entity is involved, a city vehicle, public property, a state agency, formal notice deadlines are typically far shorter than the general statute of limitations. Confirming those dates should be one of the first conversations you have with your attorney.
For funding purposes, the practical takeaway: in Montana, recovery is barred above 50% fault, so liability evidence directly drives both case value and funding.
Legal references for Montana: Statute of limitations: Mont. Code § 27-2-204. Fault rule: Mont. Code § 27-1-702. Consumer legal funding: Mont. SB 511 (2025). Citations are provided for general reference and link to our state funding guide; confirm current statutory text with your attorney.
Diamondback Funding does not currently offer pre-settlement funding to Montana residents. Montana enacted litigation funding legislation in 2025 (SB 511) adding registration and disclosure requirements for funders. If you live in another state, we can review your case even if your lawsuit is filed in Montana. Nothing on this page is legal or financial advice; consult your attorney.