Your cases are your capital. Learn how a bank sizes credit to your future fees so you can fund your next office.
- Your firm is signing cases faster than your bank can keep up. Traditional lenders judge you on last year’s revenue and your partners’ personal assets, so the credit you can get rarely matches the growth you want.
- In our free 45-minute webinar, Case Inventory Line of Credit for Law Firms New York, Esquire Bank shows managing partners how a credit line is sized to your case inventory and future fees.
- The bank values your docket as collateral and lends at bank rates. You will see how that money can fund new offices, intake and marketing. You will also learn how one attorney-led relationship manager can handle your operating, IOLTA, escrow and settlement accounts. Leave with a clear plan for your firm’s next stage of growth.
Why Growth Stalls at Successful Personal Injury Firms:
Your docket is full and your results are strong. Yet when you ask a traditional bank to fund a new office, the answer is often small, slow or no. Most banks judge you on last year’s revenue and your partners’ personal assets. As a result, they overlook the most valuable asset your firm owns: the cases already in your pipeline. That gap between your growth plans and your available credit holds many firms back. Meanwhile, competitors with deeper cash reserves open offices, hire intake staff and outspend you on marketing.
How a Case Inventory Line of Credit Works:
Esquire Bank takes a different approach. Instead of looking only at past income, the bank reviews your case inventory and lends against its future value. Because the credit line follows your docket, your funding finally scales as fast as your firm does. That is why a case inventory line of credit for law firms New York partners can use looks nothing like a standard business loan. It can fund:
- New offices and expansion into new markets
- Intake teams, paralegals and attorney hires
- Marketing and lead generation that bring in the next wave of cases
Esquire also offers a Case Cost Line of Credit that covers the expenses of running your cases. This webinar shows how the two lines, plus term loans, work together. You also borrow at bank rates. Therefore, you can avoid the higher costs that specialty law firm funding companies typically charge, and you keep more of every fee.
What You Will Learn in 45 Minutes:
In this live session on the case inventory line of credit for law firms New York managing partners ask about, our banking specialists explain the process step by step. You will learn:
- How a bank values your case inventory and what it looks for
- How a working capital line, a term loan and a case cost line of credit differ
- Which funding tool fits each growth move, from a new office to a bigger ad budget
- How operating, IOLTA, escrow and settlement accounts can sit under one attorney-led relationship manager
- What to prepare before you apply
Because one banking team handles both your deposits and your credit, you also save partner time and simplify trust account compliance.
Who Should Attend?
New York Law Firms Already Growing With Esquire Bank:
- Edelman & Edelman (New York): Banking with Esquire since 2016, the firm borrows at bank rates and avoids the higher charges of specialty funders. Read the case study
- Silberstein, Awad & Miklos (New York City): After adopting Esquire’s case cost financing, the firm doubled its size, client base and revenue. Read the case study
- Bernheim Kelley, LLC (Florida): The firm grew its mass tort inventory 77% without disrupting cash flow, and used a working capital line to add attorneys and staff. Read the case study
- Our guarantee to you: The webinar is free, there is no obligation, and every registrant receives the replay.
Your Next Office Is Already in Your Case Inventory!
Do not let last year’s revenue limit this year’s growth. In 45 minutes, you will see how a case inventory line of credit for law firms New York can turn your docket into funding. Join us live on Thursday, December 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET, ask the experts your questions, and leave with a checklist you can use right away. Registration is free and seats are limited.