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The Missouri State Highway Patrol said a 36-year-old woman and her two young children, a six-year-old and seven-month-old, were traveling northbound Highway 61 when another vehicle slipped on ice and slammed into the back of her vehicle. Both cars spun out of control and crossed the median where they were struck by a SUV traveling southbound. The woman and her 6-year-old daughter were pronounced dead at the scene. Her 7-month old daughter was pronounced dead at the hospital. The woman was on her way to pick up her 16-year-old daughter when the crash occurred.

Over the last 10 months, four other fatal accidents have occurred on Highway 61. Mayor Mike Clynch is saying -- enough is enough. He has been asking MoDOT for changes along the entire stretch of the highway for years but nothing has gotten done. Although MoDOT has a plan in place to update some areas of the highway starting in 2017, Clynch says the time is now. He is organizing pushing for cable barriers to go up immediately and for the highway to be brought up to interstate status.

In the meantime, relatives of the deceased have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the driver who rear-ended the woman. The suit also alleges that MoDOT was negligent in failing to install a cable barrier along the stretch of U.S. 61 where the crash occurred. The family does not have insurance to bury their loved ones, so they set up a GoFundMe account to assist with funeral costs. Another means to help this family is financially is lawsuit funding.

It goes without saying that losing a loved one in an auto accident leaves an emotional scar on any family. In the midst of the grief, it is hard to deal with the financial consequences, especially in a case like this one. Winning a wrongful death lawsuit resulting from a dangerous road accident involves proving the government was aware of a significant roadway danger, but failed to fix it. A complex and time-consuming lawsuit can add more strain on financial resources. Lawsuit funding ensures that plaintiffs have the financial resources to endure a lengthy litigation process.

Lawsuit Financial understands that time is of the essence; we work quickly to approve funding in less than 48 hours. To start, we provide a no-cost, no-obligation consultation so our clients fully understand how litigation funding works. Our easy one-page application can be completed in less than five minutes, and because there are no credit checks or employment verification, once we receive case documentation, we can quickly make a funding decision. If the case has merit, we will wire funds directly into the clients account, usually within 24 hours. Repayment is only required when the case successfully settles. If the case is lost, there is no repayment.

If a fatal auto accident has claimed the life of a loved one and you have a lawyer representing your case on a contingency basis, you are eligible for lawsuit funding from Lawsuit Financial. To obtain a cash advance quickly and easily, complete our online application. We will contact you immediately and begin the process. You can then relax and allow us to work for you.