Lawsuit Funding for Slip and Fall/Premise Liability Claims

Lawsuit funding is available to plaintiffs involved in a personal injury lawsuit.  Often times referred to as a “lawsuit loan”, lawsuit funding is a means of paying necessary bills - mortgage, rent, car payments, groceries, utilities, medical bills, tuition, and all important obligations while enthralled in a lengthy litigation.

“Nobody told me that a lawsuit was a financial contest, and that in order to succeed, I needed the financial staying power to withstand a lengthy legal process.  I was unable to return to work, yet I had a mortgage and other bills to pay.  The defendant didn’t have this problem; they deny my claim for years and eventually offered 1/3 of what my case was worth.  As I was losing all hope, I heard about lawsuit funding.  I consulted my attorney who recommended Lawsuit Financial.  One simple call changed it all.  With a $2,500 lawsuit cash advance, the pressure was off and I was able to wait for the settlement I deserved.” ~ Matthew G

Slip and fall accidents are no exception.  Although these accidents are often times nothing more than a few bumps or bruises (maybe a little embarrassment), some can lead to serious injuries and permanent disability.  If the fall occurs on someone else's property and/or is the result of negligence, there may be grounds for a premises liability lawsuit.  However, the wheels of justice turn very slowly and the compensation sought could be months, even years away.  A seriously injured or disabled person, especially one unable to work as a result of the accident, is at a significant financial disadvantage especially against an insurance company that drags its feet in hopes of resolving the case for a low settlement. Lawsuits take time, and premises liability victims can be left without money to pay bills and support their families. Lawsuit Financial, a reputable name in legal funding industry, has many options designed to get plaintiffs the cash they need now, when they need it most. To qualify for funding, a plaintiff needs to have been involved in a premises liability personal injury case, hired an attorney, and filed a case in court.  The application process is quick and easy. There are no monthly payments and the cash advance is only paid back once the case settles.  If the plaintiff does not win in court, there is no repayment – no principal, no interest, nothing!

If you are faced with a similar situation, your best solution may be to seek litigation funding from an experienced and reputable legal funding company like Lawsuit Financial. Employment is not necessary and you do not need good credit.  We care only about the quality of your case and the potential compensation you may receive.  Apply now to get the cash you need to survive while you wait.