Replace Lost Income and Achieve a Fair Settlement with a Lawsuit Cash Advance

An accident victim should not be forced to pick up the pieces left by a negligent driver; on-going complications and challenges can be costly. Consider a victim permanently paralyzed who may be bound to a wheel chair or someone with a traumatic brain injury who lost cognitive skills and requires long-term care. While a personal injury claim goes through the litigation process, the plaintiff sees no money. Financial hardship can damage one’s credit rating if unable to pay the bills. Considering a less-than-fair settlement will often come to mind, but financial decisions may affect a plaintiff for years to come. It is important to talk to a personal injury attorney and carefully consider all options, including a lawsuit cash advance, known as litigation funding.

With a lawsuit advance, plaintiffs can replace lost income and cover living expenses while their attorney builds a strong case and the lawsuit works its way through the legal process. Plaintiffs applying for litigation funding have no application fee or monthly payments. In fact, they pay nothing until they win their case in court or reach an out-of-court settlement. At that point, repayment is made from the proceeds of the settlement. Best of all, Lawsuit Financial accepts all the risks. This means if a plaintiff does not win, they are not obligated to repay the cash advance.

If you are a personal injury victim and have engaged an attorney to represent you in a lawsuit or legal claim, you can apply for litigation funding online or by phone. Qualifying for a lawsuit cash advance is based solely on the projected outcome and merits of your case so there is no need for a credit check or employment verification. Once we receive your application and case documentation from your attorney, we will evaluate your case, typically within 24 hours. If a lawsuit cash advance is approved, you will sign a funding contract. Your attorney must acknowledge the agreement because it is your attorney who will repay the advance from the case proceeds.

Visit Lawsuit Financial to learn more about litigation funding services that will help you achieve results in a larger, fairer settlement.