Lawsuit Funding For Pedestrian Personal Injury Lawsuits

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that a pedestrian is injured in an accident every 8 minutes in the U.S., and that there is a pedestrian fatality every 113 minutes.

Pedestrians are completely defenseless due to the size and weight of the vehicle. They can result in serious injuries, such as back and neck injuries, traumatic brain injury, disability, disfigurement, and even death.

If you have been injured in a pedestrian accident or lost a loved one due to negligence of someone else, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses. After seeking legal representation, if you are in need of immediate cash to pay medical bills, funeral expenses, mortgage, or other monthly bills, Lawsuit Financial may be able to help. We work with plaintiffs to help them avoid suffering financially through lost wages while waiting settlement or case resolution. If justice is slow in coming, the plaintiffs' desperation to settle too early, for too little, is removed because the important bills and expenses have been paid by legal finance services. The plaintiff, then has the luxury of waiting out the litigation process. Lawsuit funding is a non-recourse cash advance meaning if the plaintiff loses his/her case, the lawsuit funding is excused and the money does not have to be repaid; this is why it is call a “cash advance” and not a “lawsuit loan”.

Let Lawsuit Financial help you level the playing field and avoid the stress and worry over where money will come from to pay the doctors, the mortgage, tuition, food and car expenses. In the right situation, for the right plaintiff, lawsuit funding is clearly a service that plaintiffs should consider at a strategic time in the litigation. If you or a loved one has been injured in a pedestrian accident, call or visit us online for more information or to apply for a no-risk lawsuit cash advance.

Is Your Case A Good Candidate For Lawsuit Funding?

Case One:

A 28-year-old woman went to a dental clinic to have three teeth pulled, but the dentist mistakenly pulled all 16 upper teeth. Restoration surgery would be in excess of $80,000. The woman needed the surgery prior to settling her case, but did not have immediate cash on hand. Faced with surgery and other mounting bills, she had to decide whether to accept a low-ball offer from the insurance company. The plaintiff qualified for a lawsuit cash advance which enabled her to have her surgery, stay financially afloat and await a fair settlement.

Case Two:

A construction worker was part of a crew that had been subcontracted out to complete an expansion at a local parts company dealership. When a beam fell off a forklift, the victim tried to get out of its way. Unfortunately, he couldn't, and the 33-foot long, 1,750 pound beam crushed him to death. It took only three minutes for EMS crews to arrive on site; the unfortunate victim could not be saved. The man was the sole breadwinner of his family of four. Cases like this take a long time to pursue and compensation for his wrongful death could be months, possibly years, away. His widow needed immediate cash to pay funeral expenses, tuition, mortgage, and other expenses. A lawsuit cash advance helped meet her necessary financial obligations until her case settled.

Case Three:

A drunk driver ran a red stoplight and crashed into a Honda Accord, seriously injuring the driver. The victim was under extensive medical care, including physical therapy for his injuries. He was unable to work for over a year. The insurance company offered the plaintiff $100,000 to settle. Needing immediate cash, the plaintiff told his attorney he wanted to settle. His attorney felt the case was worth 10 times the offer and urged the plaintiff to call Lawsuit Financial for pre-settlement funding. Upon evaluation of his case, the plaintiff was provided a $20,000 cash advance; his case settled six months later for $1 million.

In each of these cases, Lawsuit Financial helped level the playing field by providing plaintiffs with lawsuit funding to cover every day financial needs. Lawsuit funding is meant for those people who, because of difficult financial circumstances, need immediate cash to avoid further losses. Pre-settlement funding is non-recourse funding which means that the cash advance is only repaid if the plaintiff wins his/her case. If the plaintiff loses, they keep the cash advance free and with no obligation. A cash advance enables plaintiffs to recover from injuries while their attorney has time to negotiate a fair and equitable settlement. In other words, with lawsuit funding there is no need to accept a low-ball offer from the insurance company.

If you have filed a personal injury lawsuit and struggling to meet your financial obligations, call or visit Lawsuit Financial. Don't worry about being out of work. Lawuit Financial does not care about current or past employment; we do not run credit checks. Additionally, there is no upfront fees or monthly payments. Lawsuit funding is a non-recourse cash advance, so the only time we get paid is when you receive your settlement. If approved, cash can be wired into your account withing 24 48 hours. Then, concentrate on what is really important recuperating from you injuries and pursuing fair compensation.