Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Monday, October 28, 2013
When A Dog Just Won’t Let Go The Consequences Can Be Serious or Fatal
Pit bulls are known to be friendly and docile one minute, only to violently attack the next. Here are just two examples of how quickly these pets can turn on someone.
Receiving a call of a domestic dispute at an apartment complex, police discovered a pit bull had mauled its owner and the owner’s mother. Apparently the young man and his elderly mother were engaged in an argument that prompted the man’s pit bull to attack the woman. When the man tried to pry the dog from his mother, the pit bull turned on him. Police arrived after receiving a domestic dispute call and found the dog was on top of the man, biting him. Believing the only way to stop the attack, police shot and kill the pit bull. The elderly woman was taken to the hospital with bite wounds on her arm; her son was treated with more severe injuries.
A four-year-old girl is recovering after she was recently attacked by a pit bull in a Santa Monica home. The little girl, her mother, and her mother’s friend who was dog sitting returned from taking the pit bull for a walk. After the dog sitter removed the pit bull’s muzzle, the animal appeared to sniff the child before it lunged at her leg. The dog sitter broke two fingers during the attack.
Many people don’t realize that dog bite and dog attack cases may be pursued under the dog owner’s homeowners’ insurance coverage as a personal injury case. If you have been seriously injured from a dog bite or attack, it is important to consult a personal injury attorney who can help protect your rights. A victim can recover compensation for medical expenses, future medical care, disfigurement, loss of income, emotional trauma, and pain and suffering.
There is no doubt that a personal injury lawsuit, if filed in either of these cases, will take a while to resolve. If the victims are facing financial difficulties during this time, lawsuit funding may be a solution.
Strategic lawsuit funding can help pay ongoing medical bills and other important expenses, while recovering
physically and emotionally and waiting for a fair settlement. Such funding is intended to remove the financial pressure to resolve a serious personal injury lawsuit too soon, for too little due to pressing financial need. Lawsuit funding is provided on a non-recourse basis meaning the plaintiff repays the lawsuit cash advance upon settlement, but if the plaintiff loses, s/he is not required to repay the advanced funds. To obtain lawsuit funding, all that is required is legal representation and a case with merit. The application process takes less than five minutes, and once a case is approved the funds can be wired into the plaintiff’s bank account within 24 – 48 hours. It is really that simple, so don’t delay; call today!
Receiving a call of a domestic dispute at an apartment complex, police discovered a pit bull had mauled its owner and the owner’s mother. Apparently the young man and his elderly mother were engaged in an argument that prompted the man’s pit bull to attack the woman. When the man tried to pry the dog from his mother, the pit bull turned on him. Police arrived after receiving a domestic dispute call and found the dog was on top of the man, biting him. Believing the only way to stop the attack, police shot and kill the pit bull. The elderly woman was taken to the hospital with bite wounds on her arm; her son was treated with more severe injuries.
A four-year-old girl is recovering after she was recently attacked by a pit bull in a Santa Monica home. The little girl, her mother, and her mother’s friend who was dog sitting returned from taking the pit bull for a walk. After the dog sitter removed the pit bull’s muzzle, the animal appeared to sniff the child before it lunged at her leg. The dog sitter broke two fingers during the attack.
Many people don’t realize that dog bite and dog attack cases may be pursued under the dog owner’s homeowners’ insurance coverage as a personal injury case. If you have been seriously injured from a dog bite or attack, it is important to consult a personal injury attorney who can help protect your rights. A victim can recover compensation for medical expenses, future medical care, disfigurement, loss of income, emotional trauma, and pain and suffering.
There is no doubt that a personal injury lawsuit, if filed in either of these cases, will take a while to resolve. If the victims are facing financial difficulties during this time, lawsuit funding may be a solution.
Strategic lawsuit funding can help pay ongoing medical bills and other important expenses, while recovering
physically and emotionally and waiting for a fair settlement. Such funding is intended to remove the financial pressure to resolve a serious personal injury lawsuit too soon, for too little due to pressing financial need. Lawsuit funding is provided on a non-recourse basis meaning the plaintiff repays the lawsuit cash advance upon settlement, but if the plaintiff loses, s/he is not required to repay the advanced funds. To obtain lawsuit funding, all that is required is legal representation and a case with merit. The application process takes less than five minutes, and once a case is approved the funds can be wired into the plaintiff’s bank account within 24 – 48 hours. It is really that simple, so don’t delay; call today!
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Lawsuit Financial Carries the Financial Burden during Your Personal Injury Lawsuit
When you have been
injured as a result of someone else’s negligence, the last thing you want is to
worry about how you will pay the bills, especially if you are unable to work.
Even if a settlement is forthcoming, the legal process will typically take
longer than a financially-strapped plaintiff can withstand. If you are struggling financially, and can’t
wait months, or quite possibly years, to obtain a settlement, you may be an
ideal candidate for lawsuit funding.
If you are a
plaintiff faced with financial pressures and feeling motivated to accept a
settlement offer well below what you deserve, consider lawsuit funding
first. This type of funding is not a
loan, but a cash advance until your case settles. The best part is that lawsuit funding is
risk-free. Repayment is only made once
the case successfully settles; there is no obligation to repay if the case is
lost.
“I desperately needed money to avoid eviction and pay some
bills while waiting for my auto accident lawsuit to settle. I called several banks, but they would not
help since I was unemployed. My attorney
suggested lawsuit funding. Again, I made several calls. Lawsuit Financial was willing to help and
seemed like the best option. They gave
me $2,500, but three months later, I lost my case. I was not only devastated from losing my
case, but I had paid-off my bills with the money from Lawsuit Financial and had
no way to pay them back. When I called
Lawsuit Financial, to explain my latest situation, Sandy
Is your personal injury lawsuit taking too
long to settle? Are your bills piling up
and you need help? Lawsuit Financial may be able to provide a cash advance to
help you survive financially and avoid debt.
Our application process takes less than five minutes. Once received, we will contact your attorney
for pertinent case documentation.
Approval typically takes between 24 – 48 hours after receiving all
documentation to review a case. There
are no application fees, monthly payments, or credit checks; we base funding
solely on the merits of your case.
Monday, October 14, 2013
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Auto Accident Lawsuit Funding Covers Victims of Moped and Scooter Claims
While scooters and mopeds provide enjoyment, as well as a
means to conveniently and inexpensively get around town, when accidents occur
they can be catastrophic. These
accidents may occur if another driver is distracted or does not see the moped
for other reasons such as their size. If
you are injured or lost a loved one in a moped or auto accident and need
lawsuit financing until your case settles, Lawsuit Financial may have the perfect.
Two passengers on a moped were killed; the driver seriously
injured when the driver of a 2010 Hyundai Accent slammed into the back of the
bike before fleeing the scene. All three
teens on the bike were thrown onto the road.
A female passenger was hit by another vehicle after falling into an
adjacent lane.
After identifying the hit-and-run driver, police learned she
was driving on a suspended license and her driving record is marred with a list
of infractions including careless driving and "driving too fast for
conditions." Her license was suspended last month because she failed to obtain
auto liability insurance, which had not been reinstated at the time of the
accident.
The accident remains under investigation, but investigators
don’t believe alcohol was a factor. The
negligent driver claims she did not see the moped. Was she distracted, driving too fast, or
negligent in another way? Nothing is for
certain until the investigation is complete.
The injured victim and the families of those who died may
want to seek the advice of an experienced attorney to understand their
rights. If a lawsuit is filed, and the
plaintiffs are struggling to pay the medical bills and funeral and burial
expenses, a lawsuit cash advance,
known as lawsuit funding may be helpful.
Lawsuit funding is a mechanism
through which a plaintiff can receive emergency cash when they may not have the
funds to wait months, or years, to reach a settlement. Because funding is approved on case merit
alone, there is no need for credit checks and the funding applicant does not
need to be employed. Lawsuit funding is
provided on a non-recourse basis meaning the cash advance carries no risk; if
the plaintiff loses the case, he/she owes nothing.
At Lawsuit Financial, we strive to
streamline the funding process making it faster and easier for plaintiffs to
get the money they need. The
application process takes less than five minutes. Once our investors review a case and
determine the likelihood of a favorable settlement, we can wire funds directly
to our client’s account within 24 – 48 hours.
Lawsuit Financial is a leading provider of non-recourse funding
solutions, so whether you are searching for pre-settlement funding against a
pending claim, or post-settlement
funding against a settled case, we can work for you.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Insurance Company Obstacles to Avoid Paying Claims
The case is Safeway Insurance Co. v. Hanks involved a man who was pursuing an uninsured motorist claim with his insurance company after a hit-and-run accident. Mr. Hanks claimed injuries to his head, neck, back, and leg as a result of the auto accident. A jury found in favor of the plaintiff and awarded him $13,000. Safeway appealed, alleging that the trial court erred in allowing testimony from the man’s expert. The insurance company argued that Hanks needed a medical expert to testify that the accident caused him to suffer a herniated disk in his lower back.
Although there was evidence that the man was in a prior auto accident in which he suffered similar injuries, the radiologist testified that that a significant portion of the herniated disk had cured. The evidence was sufficient to support a jury instruction on the preexisting condition, and the trial court did not err in so instructing the jury.
The Georgia Court of Appeals rejected Safeway’s argument saying that such an injury did not raise a “medical question” that required an expert’s testimony to establish causation, and it was up to the jury to determine whether if there was a connection between the accident and injuries. For example, back injuries resulting from a rear-end auto accident do not raise “medical questions” that require expert testimony on causation. The decision reinforced the principle that juries should decide issues within their common knowledge as long as some evidence has been introduced to support a claim.
If the insurance company has denied your insurance benefits after an auto accident, or if you are getting the run-around from your insurance adjuster, you should seek an experienced auto accident attorney. Suffering a personal injury from an auto accident is bad enough, but when the insurance company refuses to negotiate or settle your claim in good faith for the sole purpose of protecting its own profits, the impact to you can be devastating. Don’t be bullied by insurance company tactics. Justice will not be served; you will not receive what you deserve. Apply for lawsuit funding from Lawsuit Financial. A well-placed non-recourse lawsuit cash advance can often ease the financial pressure until your case settles. For a free analysis of your case funding situation, call, toll free, 1-877-377-SUIT (7848) or visit us online.
Although there was evidence that the man was in a prior auto accident in which he suffered similar injuries, the radiologist testified that that a significant portion of the herniated disk had cured. The evidence was sufficient to support a jury instruction on the preexisting condition, and the trial court did not err in so instructing the jury.
The Georgia Court of Appeals rejected Safeway’s argument saying that such an injury did not raise a “medical question” that required an expert’s testimony to establish causation, and it was up to the jury to determine whether if there was a connection between the accident and injuries. For example, back injuries resulting from a rear-end auto accident do not raise “medical questions” that require expert testimony on causation. The decision reinforced the principle that juries should decide issues within their common knowledge as long as some evidence has been introduced to support a claim.
If the insurance company has denied your insurance benefits after an auto accident, or if you are getting the run-around from your insurance adjuster, you should seek an experienced auto accident attorney. Suffering a personal injury from an auto accident is bad enough, but when the insurance company refuses to negotiate or settle your claim in good faith for the sole purpose of protecting its own profits, the impact to you can be devastating. Don’t be bullied by insurance company tactics. Justice will not be served; you will not receive what you deserve. Apply for lawsuit funding from Lawsuit Financial. A well-placed non-recourse lawsuit cash advance can often ease the financial pressure until your case settles. For a free analysis of your case funding situation, call, toll free, 1-877-377-SUIT (7848) or visit us online.
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Lawsuit Funding When You Need It Most
Karen suffered serious injuries in an auto accident due to the negligence of a distracted driver. At the time of the accident, the other driver admitted fault, but he later changed his story after talking to his own insurance company. As the situation grew more complicated, Karen consulted an attorney and filed a personal injury lawsuit. Karen’s injuries had prevented her from returning to work for several months. She had already incurred medical expenses over $3,000 and was at risk of losing her home. Fortunately, Karen discovered that a lawsuit cash advance from Lawsuit Financial could help her keep her home and avoid jeopardizing her credit.
Once we received Karen’s application and case documentation from her attorney, we were able to wire funds into her bank account within 24 hours. Karen told us that we were a blessing because the legal system was already so confusing but were able to explain the entire lawsuit funding process in a “simple and understandable” way and help her remain financially stable.
If you are in need of fast cash while waiting for your lawsuit to settle, don’t hesitate to contact the experts at Lawsuit Financial. Our funding is based solely on the strength of your case. There are no credit checks, employment verification, or monthly fees. The process is begins with a one-page funding application. Next, we contact your attorney for case documentation. Once received, we review the case and if approved, draft a contract for execution. Within 24 – 48 hours, funds can be in your hands and you can start paying the bills. We are not repaid until you successfully settle your case; if you lose, you owe us nothing. Call Lawsuit Financial today and let us provide you with the money and time you and your lawyer need to get the highest settlement.
Once we received Karen’s application and case documentation from her attorney, we were able to wire funds into her bank account within 24 hours. Karen told us that we were a blessing because the legal system was already so confusing but were able to explain the entire lawsuit funding process in a “simple and understandable” way and help her remain financially stable.
If you are in need of fast cash while waiting for your lawsuit to settle, don’t hesitate to contact the experts at Lawsuit Financial. Our funding is based solely on the strength of your case. There are no credit checks, employment verification, or monthly fees. The process is begins with a one-page funding application. Next, we contact your attorney for case documentation. Once received, we review the case and if approved, draft a contract for execution. Within 24 – 48 hours, funds can be in your hands and you can start paying the bills. We are not repaid until you successfully settle your case; if you lose, you owe us nothing. Call Lawsuit Financial today and let us provide you with the money and time you and your lawyer need to get the highest settlement.
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