A Minnesota jury recently awarded an auto mechanic
a $9.1 million verdict stemming from a 2012 medical malpractice lawsuit. Joseph
Lakoskey sued his anesthesiologists after suffering spinal cord damage and
paralysis in a 2012 surgery. According to the complaint, Lakoskey
became ill with flu-like symptoms and sought treatment at North Memorial
Medical Center. After being treated for dehydration, doctors determined he was
suffering from a perforated bowel and recommended surgery. What happened next
changed his life forever.
According to the lawsuit, Lakoskey’s
treatment for dehydration was halted while he was started on anesthesia. This
left him dangerously dehydrated during surgery which caused
his blood pressure to drop and his spinal cord to get inadequate blood flow. As
a result, Lakoskey sustained a spinal cord injury and paralysis.
He tried returning to work after losing the use of his legs, but eventually
sold the business. While intensive therapy helped him gain strength and
mobility to the point that he could use a walker, he was forced to stop
rehabilitation when grant and insurance funding ran out. He said the money from
the lawsuit will allow him to replace his broken-down wheelchair and resume
therapy.
This is an example of a medical malpractice victim that could have
benefited from lawsuit funding. Had
Mr. Lakoskey contacted Lawsuit
Financial, we could have provide him with a lawsuit cash advance to
continue his therapy while his case progressed through the legal process. For nearly
17 years, Lawsuit Financial has been providing litigation funding to plaintiffs
in pending lawsuits. When clients contact our office, we don’t just take their
application, we take time to understand their financial situation and offer the
best solutions. But, simply providing a lawsuit cash advance is not our only
responsibility. Through our Client Resource Center (CRC), we also provide
direction and knowledge to our clients to help them “get back on their feet”
and ensure they are taking the right steps for their future financial security.
Our assistance in placing clients with the right people in the right program is
offered absolutely free.
If you have been seriously injured due to medical negligence, have
filed a lawsuit with a medical malpractice attorney and wish to apply for litigation funding, the fastest and
simplest way is to complete an online application. Upon receipt, one of our
representatives will contact you to begin the review and approval process. We
can typically provide funding within 24 hours of receiving case documentation
because there are no credit checks or employment verification; funding is
provided solely on the merits of the case. The best part is our clients pay no
out of pocket costs whatsoever and only pay the money back if their lawsuit is
successful; if a client loses, the cash advance is theirs to keep. If you would
like a no-cost, no-obligation consultation and to learn more about our CRC
program, contact Lawsuit Financial
toll-free at 1- 877-377-7848.
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