Lawsuit Funding May Be Available For Industrial Accident Victims.
Three Workers Suffered Moderate to Serious Injuries in Industrial Accident
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Lawsuit Funding: Helping People Who Need It, When They Need It Most
Pursuing a lawsuit can put a strain on your finances. People who have been severely injured in an
auto accident due to the negligence of someone else can be financially
devastated. The injured may be out of work for weeks or months, leaving them
with no income. Often times these victim lacks the adequate credit history to
qualify for a traditional loan. Even if bank loan could be obtained, how would
the victim make monthly payments without income?
Most plaintiffs do not realize they can obtain lawsuit
funding, a cash advance against a pending claim to help cash-strapped
plaintiffs meet living expenses, pay for medical care and cover other daily
needs. When a plaintiff doesn't have financial pressures, he/she is able pursue
justice without being forced to accept a less than fair settlement offer from
the insurance company. Without financial
worries, a plaintiff can focus on recovering from his/her injuries while
awaiting a trial verdict or settlement.
Lawsuit funding is not a "lawsuit
loan". The funding company invests in the future settlement proceeds
of a lawsuit, contingent upon the future outcome of the case. Funding is
provided on a non-recourse basis meaning the cash advance carries not risk; if
the plaintiff loses the case, he/she owes nothing.
If your personal funds are running out, and your case has
not settled, you may want to consider lawsuit funding to bridge the gap from
your accident date to the settlement date.
A lawsuit cash advance from Lawsuit
Financial is readily available for all kinds of personal injury and
wrongful death cases. To apply, complete
an application online or via phone. We
will evaluate your case, and if approved funds can be available within 24 - 48
hours. There is no application fee,
credit check or employment verification required.
Mark
Bello is the owner and founder of Lawsuit Financial Corporation which helps
provide cash flow solutions and consulting when necessities of life litigation funding is needed by a plaintiff involved in pending, personal
injury, litigation. He has thirty-six
years experience as a trial lawyer and fourteen years as an underwriter and
situational analyst in the lawsuit funding industry. Bello is a Justice Pac member of the American Association for
Justice, Sustaining and Justice Pac member of the Michigan Association for
Justice, Member of Public Justice, Public Citizen, the American Bar
Association, the State Bar of Michigan and the Injury Board.
Monday, November 11, 2013
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.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
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.
Monday, November 4, 2013
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.
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