Avoid Foreclosure With Lawsuit Funding

“My husband was involved in a serious car accident that left him disabled and unable to return to work. We filed a lawsuit, but were told the case could talk close to a year to settle.  Our savings was not enough to last nearly that long; we didn’t know what to do.  Then our attorney told us about Lawsuit Financial.”

 

“After the lawsuit funding process was completely explained to us, we knew this was the answer to our financial problems.  We completed an application on Wednesday and by the end of the week paid all our outstanding bills.  Lawsuit Financial was there when we needed help the most. They didn’t care that my husband and I weren’t working and  they didn’t expect monthly payments.  We owed them nothing until our case settled.  I would highly recommend Lawsuit Financial to any plaintiff needing financial assistance to bridge the gap from filing a lawsuit to reaching a favorable settlement.”

~ Donna K

Cases like Donna’s are far too often.  Being in a financial bind could force a plaintiff to accept a low settlement offer far less than the case is worth.  Lawsuit funding can prevent that from happening.  When a plaintiff suffers a serious injury and unable to work, lawsuit funding can be the difference between keeping one’s home and receiving necessary medical treatment or facing foreclosure and racking up medical expenses. Not only can lawsuit funding help pay the bills, but it can be a strategic tool for plaintiffs and their attorneys to reach a more deserving settlement.

If you have filed a lawsuit and medical expenses, lost wages, and daily-living expenses have created an overwhelming financial burden, you may want to consider lawsuit funding.  Because lawsuit funding is not a loan, if you don’t successfully settle your case, there is no need to pay back the money; the funding company bears all the risk.

There are no monthly payments to make; the lawsuit cash advance is repaid from the proceeds of the settlement.  With no credit checks or employment verification, approval can be obtained within 24 hours of reviewing necessary case documentation.  When financial worries are eliminated, you can focus on recovering from injuries and your attorney can focus on negotiating fair compensation.

To apply for lawsuit funding, simply complete an online application.  If you would like more information on the funding process, visit our website or call toll free at 877-377-784.  We would be happy to answer any questions.

Lawsuit Financial Corporation is a leader in the lawsuit funding industry and recognized by attorneys nationwide as a preferred choice for legal funding services.  We are dedicated to securing lawsuit cash advances to plaintiffs based on case assessment only.  Every case is thoroughly reviewed to ensure the highest probability of being funded.  With a streamlined process, our professional staff works to ensure that each request for funding is processed quickly and efficiently, with funding available in as little as 24 hours. Lawsuit Financial prides itself on honest and exceptional customer service.  Putting our clients, and their specific funding needs, first is our number one goal.

Averting a Financial Crisis with Lawsuit Funding

Many people fail to properly plan for a financial disaster and the current economy has brought this lack of planning to the forefront. When people fall victim to the negligence of someone else and are faced with loss of income, medical bills, and other financial hardships, they are able to avoid settling their case prematurely with lawsuit funding.

When a plaintiff is faced with depletion of financial resources and possibly dealing with serious injuries, s/he may see no choice but to settle the claim to avoid debt. Deep pocket defendants (insurance companies and big businesses) know this and tend to draw out the process waiting for the plaintiff to exhaust limited disposable income and quickly settle the case for the much smaller settlement.

A lawsuit funding company can provide emergency cash months or years before the case settles. Because funding is based on the merits of the case alone, it does not affect a plaintiff’s existing credit rating. Plaintiffs seeking lawsuit funding need not pay an application fee or monthly payments. Repayment is not necessary until the plaintiff successfully settles; if unsuccessful, the legal funding company relinquishes their entire cash advance for that claim. There are no credit checks or employment conditions to obtain funding.

If you’re embroiled in litigation and struggling with finances, a lawsuit advance can provide vital cash to help you stay afloat. Simply complete an online application or call our office toll-free at 877-377-7848. Once we receive the application, we work with the plaintiff’s attorney to obtain necessary case documentation. After our underwriters review the case, if approved, funds can be available within 24 hours of a signed contract.

Lawsuit Financial Corporation has the most combined legal and lawsuit financing experience and fund the largest variety of cases. We feature a fast and efficient legal finance system because our cash advances are based purely on the merits of the lawsuit and the probability of a successful settlement. More often than not, funds can be wired the same day a lawsuit cash advance contract is completed and signed by the client and his/her attorney.

Lawsuit Funding Helps Struggling Plaintiffs

Lawsuit Funding can help you get better quality medical care and pay the mounting bills if you have been seriously injured and awaiting a settlement in a pending lawsuit. Read "Can a Lawsuit Loan Really Help Me? to learn how.

Can a “Lawsuit Loan” Really Help Me?

Watch What You Tweet

The families of the two women killed in a wrong-way auto accident filed lawsuits against the 20-year-old negligent driver and the owner of the Hyundai Sonata she was driving.  The owner of the Sonata alleges he did not know his girlfriend was driving without a license or if she had been drinking before the accident.  The driver of the Hyundai suffered a blood clot on her brain and two badly broken legs.

Since the fatal accident, it has emerged that the negligent driver has repeatedly boasted online about taking drugs and drinking alcohol, the most recent tweet “2 drunk 2 care” just hours before the accident.  Attorneys for the plaintiffs said they would not comment on the social media allegations.  The investigation and toxicology report are still underway.

The lawsuit will determine if she indeed was driving under the influence or negligent in any way, as well if anyone else should be held accountable for serving alcohol to a minor.  In the meantime, if the families of the victims are struggling to keep up with their financial obligations, lawsuit funding can be a great way to meet their short-term financial obligations while their case is underway.

A cash advance with Lawsuit Financial is based solely on the pending lawsuit. These families would pay nothing until they win their case.  If unsuccessful, they would owe us nothing; the cash advance would be theirs to keep.  There are no upfront fees or credit checks with lawsuit funding. The application process is quick and easy online or by phone.  Once the case is approved for funding, cash can be available within 24 - 48.

If a personal injury or wrongful death has set you back financially, lawsuit funding may be able to ease the pressure to settle early and inexpensively. It also gives your attorney the precious time he/she needs to get the fairest possible result.  Contact Lawsuit Financial today; we may be able to improve your financial situation while you seek justice.

Your Keys or Your Life; Make the Right Choice.

A University of Mount Union student knows all too well how one decision by a drunk driver can change a life forever.  Melinda was pinned inside her crushed vehicle and suffered two broken legs, a dislocated arm and a mild brain injury after a drunk driver slammed into her car.

“I had to learn how to stand up and I had to learn how to walk before I could leave the hospital... I had to fight to get out of bed, fight because someone took that away from me,” said Melinda.

Senseless tragedies involving alcohol remain too common.  While the dangers of driving under the influence are well-known, campaigns against drunk driving are endless, and states have imposed strict drunk driving laws, people continue to get behind the wheel while under the influence.  According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), many of these accidents happen during the holiday season.  “Every 54 minutes during the holiday season drunk driving claims a life,” said Anthony Fox, a U.S. Transportation Secretary.

Lawsuit Financial, a pro-justice litigation funding company, shares these tips to protect you and others this holiday season.

1. If you drink, don't drive no matter how little you may have had.
2. Don't let someone you know get behind the wheel if they've been drinking.
3. Avoid driving between during early and late evening hours on holidays.
4. Be cautious and watch for the erratic movements of other drivers.
5. Immediately report suspected drunk drivers to the police.

We urge everyone to do their part to keep motorists safe.  Be responsible; don’t drink and drive.  You can hand over your keys or your life. Make the right choice.

Unfortunately, even the most responsible drivers get in accidents. If the accident was due to the negligence of another driver, victims may be able to seek compensation.  After filing a lawsuit, the plaintiff may also be eligible for pre-settlement funding, a lawsuit cash advance typically used to pay the essentials – medical bills, funeral and burial expenses, mortgage, and daily household bills such as groceries.  There are no credit checks or employment verifications necessary; the only requirement to obtain funding is a case with merit.  Best of all, nothing is owed to the funding company until the case successfully settles.  If the plaintiff loses, the cash advance is completely waived.  With pre-settlement lawsuit funding, you can maintain your finances so you won’t have to settle for less than you deserve.  Complete our free, online application or call our office today to learn more.

DTRT: Put Down the Phone and Drive

Four years ago, Ashley’s life changed forever in one split second.  The reason? She was texting while driving.  Today, Ashley is partially paralyzed.

Ashley got ready for work, but did not see her husband before she left.  Wanting to tell him she loved him and to have a good day, so she pulled out her phone to send him a text.  When Ashley drifted over the center line into oncoming traffic, she overcorrected and lost control of her vehicle.  It flipped and she was thrown into the air; Ashley was not wearing a seatbelt.  When she came to, Ashley knew immediately that she was paralyzed.

Ashley suffered a broken neck; she could not stand or sit up; she could not bathe or dress herself.  Every day since has been a struggle; the hardest part for this now-divorced mom is not being able to be the mom she once was to her daughter.  Ashley’s daughter will say things like, “I like to go play with your friends, because they have legs, and they can do things,” or “'Momma, I will wait. I'll wait until you walk, I'll be patient.”

That is a powerful message from a child.  DTRT (Do The Right Thing); stop texting and driving; it’s not worth it.

Lawsuit Financial is a pro-justice lawsuit funding company that strongly supports a national ban on texting while driving.  Owner and founder, Mark Bello has thirty-six years experience as a trial lawyer and fourteen years as an underwriter and situational analyst in the lawsuit funding industry. Lawsuit Financial Corporation helps provide cash flow solutions and consulting when necessities of life litigation funding is needed by a plaintiff involved in pending, personal injury, litigation. 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.

Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Funding Is Helping Grandparents Care for Three Young Children

Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Funding Is Helping Grandparents Care for Three Young Children