What to Do When Accepting a Lawsuit Settlement Offer is Not in Your Best Interest

What to Do When Accepting a Lawsuit Settlement Offer is Not in Your Best Interest

Lawsuit Claims “Headfirst” Technique Encouraged by Coach Left Teen a Quadriplegic

A lawsuit has been filed against Pop Warner, a non-profit organization that provides youth football, cheerleading, and dance programs, after a 13-year-old athlete became paralyzed during a football game.  The lawsuit states the teen sustained a “catastrophic spinal cord injury” and that he has minimal use of his arms and no movement from the chest down after he tackled a player using a headfirst technique encouraged by coaches, despite the organizations rules to the contrary.  The teen’s mother said her son is confined to a bed and wheelchair.  He suffers from pressure sores and has to use a colostomy bag and catheter.  The lawsuit seeks unspecified punitive damages for negligence, negligent training of coaches and negligent supervision.  Medical bills have exceeded $2 million and insurance covers approximately 80%, leaving the teen’s mother on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars. She wonders how she will pay, but also what happens once her son becomes an adult.

This case is real and the tragedy that occurred was preventable and avoidable if only rules were followed.  This young man’s life has obviously been turned upside down. He may never be able to achieve the education he should or fulfill career and life-long dreams he once had; all this potentially due to the negligence of his football coach.

While waiting for the case to wind its way through the legal system, pre-settlement funding may be available to help cover medical and care expenses, urgent financial issues and other necessities of life funding. Applying for legal funding is often the perfect solution for plaintiffs who are in financial need as a result of serious injuries caused by no fault of their own. Once the lawsuit cash advance is approved, funds can be available in less than 48 hours.  There are no upfront fees, no monthly payments, and no credit checks.  Best of all, repayment is made once the plaintiff successfully settles, but if the case is unsuccessfully, the cash advance is completely waived.

Pre-settlement funding is a risk-free option for any plaintiff struggling financially.  Call today for a free, no-obligation consultation or apply online.

Lawsuit Funding Quickly Helps Victims of Auto Accidents

Lawsuit Funding Quickly Helps Victims of Auto Accidents

Legal Funding Services Benefited Victim of Drunk Driving Accident

I was injured in an auto accident because of a drunk driver.  The accident left me disabled longer than expected so I lost my job.  I filed a personal injury lawsuit, but it was not settling fast enough to cover all my medical bills.  There was no way I was accepting the ridiculous offer from the insurance company, but my family did not have the means to help me financially.  Fortunately, Lawsuit Financial did.

I applied online for lawsuit funding and was contacted within the hour.  I was new to this so Sandy thoroughly explained how the process.  She promised that once some case documentation from my attorney was reviewed, if I was approved for funding that I could expect the cash advance within 24 hours.  Sandy kept her promise and I paid my outstanding bills.  My case also settled for $1.1 million (the insurance company’s offer was $500,000).

I would not have received the settlement I deserved if not for the help of Lawsuit Financial.  I highly recommend the services of Lawsuit Financial to anyone in need of a cash advance on their lawsuit.

• Have you been injured in an accident that was not your fault?

• Have you missed a substantial amount of work due to injuries?

• Have you retain an attorney and filed a personal injury lawsuit?

• Do you need emergency cash to withstand the legal process?

If you answered “yes” to these questions, you are entitled to pursue damages for your injuries and/or loss; however, justice does not always come swiftly or inexpensively.  Developing financial problems after a serious injury adds serious insult upon devastating injury.  Where do you turn to for help?

First, you may turn to a family member or friend, but slow or no repayment will affect that important relationship for years to come.  You can ask a bank, but unless you have substantial collateral for a loan and are willing to put that collateral (house, car, jewelry) at risk if you lose the case, you may be risking everything.  What do you do?  Where do you go?

Lawsuit Funding may be the answer.  You can acquire a no-risk, lawsuit cash advance against the anticipated recovery in your lawsuit, without risking your home, car or other valuable asset.  This cash advance is known as lawsuit funding or litigation funding; some will incorrectly label it as a “lawsuit loan.”  The reason this type of funding is not a loan is because there are no credit checks, application fees, or monthly payments.  Additionally, there is no commitment to repay the advance unless the case successfully settles.  In other words, if the lawsuit is unsuccessful, you don't owe Lawsuit Financial a dime.  The obligation is completely excused.

How do you get started once you have retained an attorney?  Complete our online application or call one of our legal representatives.  We will handle the rest – calling your attorney for case documentation, reviewing your case, and determining qualification. If you are approved for lawsuit funding, we will prepare a contract for you and your attorney to sign. Once the contract is executed, we will wire the funds directly into your account.  How long does the whole process take? It could be in as little as 24 hours.  What are you waiting for? Apply today and start paying those bills tomorrow.

Excessive Speeding Results in Fatal Auto Accident

Speeding accidents are one of the most common types of roadway accidents in America. They result in catastrophic injuries and fatalities every day.  If you or a loved one has been involved in a speeding accident due to another person's recklessness, you can seek compensation for damages. Unfortunately, waiting for compensation from a settlement, can be financially devastating.  Litigation funding may be the only option to avoid settling for less than full case value.

A 19-year-old woman died when the vehicle in which she was riding slammed into a pole after the driver lost control of the vehicle.  According to police, the 22-year-old driver and the driver of a Ford F150 were traveling at a high rate of speed towards a curve in the road when both drivers lost control.  The Acura spun, sliding onto the median and hitting a light pole on the passenger side where the 19-year-old was sitting. The F150 spun into the median, but missed the pole.  The driver of the Acura is in critical condition; the 17-year-old driver of the truck suffered minor injuries and has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and reckless driving.  The accident remains under investigation.

Irrelevant of the cause(s) of this fatal auto accident, it is difficult to hear about the loss of a loved one.  During this time, the last thing the family of the deceased needs to deal with is legal and financial issues, but is important to contact an experienced auto accident attorney to understand their rights.  If an attorney takes the case and files a lawsuit, it could take years for the suit to reach a settlement. During this time, if the family is burdened by mounting bills, they may want to apply for litigation funding.  This immediate funding source allows a plaintiff to take care of their financial obligations while giving their attorney the time needed to seek appropriate justice.

Lawsuit Financial is a leading expert in the legal funding industry.  We offer a free, no obligation consultation, free application process, no monthly payments, no credit checks, and no employment verification.  Additionally, our “lawsuit loans” are no risk.  Repayment is only made once our client successfully settles their case, so if the client loses, we completely waive any monies due.  Qualification is based solely on the merits of the case and approvals take 24 - 48 hours.

If you have undergoing serious financial challenges while waiting for your auto accident lawsuit settlement, begin by applying online with Lawsuit Financial, or call us to learn more.

Victims Have the Power to Seek Justice with Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Funding

A Kansas woman was apparently electrocuted after a single-vehicle auto accident.  When the 26-year-old woman lost control of her vehicle, the car struck a utility pole.  Witnesses said when the woman got out of the vehicle, a power line came down; they saw arching and heard explosions.  She was unresponsive at the scene and pronounced dead at a local hospital.  Her two young children in the backseat were unharmed.  An investigation is ongoing to determine what may have caused the woman to lose control and the vehicle to leave the road.

Was the driver distracted? Was there a mechanical failure or defect? While all the details of this fatal auto accident won’t be known until the investigation is complete, witnesses said that the despite this being the first fatality in the area, it is not the first time the pole has been struck by drivers. They believe the intersection is dangerous because of the way the road splits; if a driver misjudges the curve, they could very well hit the pole.  Residents are pushing to move the pole back a few feet.

Safety officials say people should always assume the lines are hot and dangerous so it is best to stay in the vehicle and wait for help.  Getting out might allow the electricity to ground from the car through you. If you see someone in a vehicle with downed power lines on it, do not touch the car or try to rescue the person inside as you could be electrocuted.  If you must get out of the vehicle, jump or hop away to avoid touching the vehicle and the ground at the same time, and keep feet together.  Never attempt to move the lines or touch anything that is touching the line.

Although the driver may have been driving carelessly, failure to avoid foreseeable events from turning tragic is a form of negligence.  When a roadway is poorly designed or road signs, poles, and barriers poorly placed, it can cause or contribute to an auto accident and require an extensive investigation of the roadway and its history. This is especially critical when the roadway has been the site of previous accidents.

No matter how this investigation concludes, the family should seek legal advice from an experienced attorney as soon as possible. They may be able to receive compensation for the wrongful death of their loved one and claim damages for pain and suffering, lost wages, medical bills, and other damages. A wrongful death attorney will help determine if a government entity was responsible for failing to fulfill its obligations of making sure the road is somewhat forgiving of driver error, if the automobile manufacturer was responsible for a defective part that caused the woman to lose control, and/or if the accident was due to drive negligence. Nonetheless, it will be a long legal process and difficult to prove, but with the help of an experienced auto accident attorney, the victims’ family can fight for justice and compensation for their loss.  During this time, the family may be unable to pay funeral and burial expenses, and the costly needs of the deceased two small children.  A financially desperate plaintiff is not in a favorable position regarding settlement negotiations; this person will often settle for too little, too soon. One option to surviving financially while waiting for a settlement is lawsuit funding.

There are no costs or fees associated with a funding application. If approved, funds would arrive within 24 – 48 hours by check or wire.  There are no monthly payments, credit checks, or employment verification, and repayment is contingent upon the outcome of the case.  If the plaintiff loses, the lawsuit cash advance is waived in its entirety.

When Lawsuit Financial is able to provide the freedom to wait for the highest possible settlement there is not need to accept less than full case value. Applying for lawsuit funding can be done online or by calling one of our funding specialists who will happily explain the funding process and review the details of your case to determine your eligibility. 

Litigation Funding May Help Victim Suing Bar and Grill in Drunk Driving Accident

Someone’s life can be seriously impacted by the reckless actions and negligence of another, and businesses that served alcohol to a visibly intoxicated person can be held accountable. An experienced attorney can help victims recover compensation for damages, including pain and suffering. 

A man filed a personal injury lawsuit against a Bar and Grill alleging negligence for allowing employees to serve a woman alcohol beyond the point of visible intoxication before she got behind the wheel of her vehicle and caused a serious accident.  The victim suffered serious injuries to his head, neck, shoulder, and back.  He is suing for an undetermined amount of compensation.

What happens if the legal process takes longer than this plaintiff can financially afford?  There is immediate financial assistance, sometimes referred to as a “lawsuit loan”, that may be available.  This legal funding service correctly called “litigation funding” or “lawsuit funding” would allow this victim wait for a fair and equitable settlement.  If he is desperately need money now, the only other alternative may be to settle his valuable case for pennies on the dollar to pay his bills.  If he applies for funding through Lawsuit Financial, we will act quickly to review his case, and if approved, provide funds within 24 – 48 hours.  We charge no upfront or monthly fees, and there is not need for credit checks or employment verification.  Once he is in a financially stable position, this victim can focus on recovering physically and emotionally.  Best of all, he owes us nothing until his case settles at which time repayment is made from the proceeds of the settlement.  If he loses, nothing is repaid; he keeps the cash advance.

If you or a loved one was seriously injured in an auto accident caused by a drunk driver, you have important legal rights, and may be entitled to compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and property damage. Contact an experienced attorney as soon as possible; then call Lawsuit Financial for a no-risk lawsuit cash advance.