Lawsuit Financial Stops Corporate Bullying

Lawsuit Financial has seen how physically, emotionally, and financially devastating it can be for families that have lost a loved one due to another’s recklessness and negligence.  While a wrongful death attorney helps these families understand their rights, seek justice, and recover financial compensation, the litigation process can take months, even years to reach a settlement.  During this time, the bills must still be paid.  Large corporations and insurance companies will try to deny, delay, defend, refuse, and confuse so they can force the plaintiff to settle for less that deserved.  Lawsuit Financial can stop the “bullying” with a non-recourse cash advance, known as lawsuit funding.

With the help of wrongful death lawsuit funding, plaintiffs are able to keep their case open and wait for a fair settlement; they won’t have to worry about being bullied by the defense. An application can be completed online or over the phone. If approved, the funding is typically used to pay the mortgage, rent, medical expenses, funeral expenses, and daily living expenses, or any bills to keep the plaintiff financially stable until a settlement is reached.

Wrongful death lawsuit funding is provided on a non-recourse basis, meaning that if the case fails, the plaintiff will not have to pay anything. We are only repaid if, and when, a successful recovery is made. Other benefits of lawsuit funding include:

• No application fee
• No monthly payments
• No credit check
• No employment requirements
• No upfront costs or out-of-pocket expenses

If you have lost a loved one due to the negligence of someone else, there is no need to add additional stress to your life. Lawsuit Financial has helped many plaintiffs who have filed wrongful death claims, from auto accidents, to medical malpractice, to nursing home, to product negligence, and we may be able to help you too.  If you are in the middle of a wrongful death lawsuit, then lawsuit funding may be exactly what you need to help you and your family through these difficult times.

About Us

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.

Lawsuits Consolidated for Discovery Purposes after Fatal Natural Gas Explosion

Determining liability in a gas explosion often requires extensive investigation. Depending upon where the fault lies, a number of parties could be held liable. Whether the result was from a defective product or someone’s negligence, liability could fall upon the manufacturer, the gas company, or an installer or maintenance company.  If you have been the victim of gas explosion resulting to the negligence or wrongdoing of another, you may seek compensation through a personal injury lawsuit. You may also qualify for pre-settlement litigation funding.

Three lawsuits linked to a fatal Topeka natural gas explosion in January 2012 have been temporarily merged for discovery purposes.  The suits were filed on behalf of Lucinia Tolliver’s estate and her daughter, Tolliver’s insurance carrier, Family Mutual Insurance, and Lois Jones, her next-door neighbor.  Defendants in all three suits are Kansas Gas Service and Glen Niehues, doing business as Wetmore-based N-Line Lawn Service. Tolliver died four days after the explosion leveled her home.  Jones was seriously injured in her own home.  According to her lawsuit, the blast knocked Ms. Jones off her feet, propelling her airborne “and thereby causing her serious, painful and permanent injuries to her head, back and entire body resulting in pain and suffering for which she underwent extensive medical care and treatment, at great cost and expense.”

The suits contend N-Line negligently broke a KGS pipeline while digging to install lawn sprinkler systems for residential use, and KGS breached its duty to protect the public from explosions resulting from its operation of underground facilities.  Last April, the Kansas Corporation Commission fined N-Line $5,000 and ordered Kansas Gas to develop an emergency response plan to deal with incidents in the future.

Anytime someone is seriously injured or loses a loved one, it is devastating both emotionally and mentally. Additionally, there is likely to be a financial hardship. On top of all that comes the financial and emotional roller coaster of a lawsuit. Many families will wait several years for a settlement to be reached. This long, hard battle to reach justice may place an additional financial burden on a victim’s family. But this is no reason to settle for too little, too soon.

In order to avoid financial hardship and wait for a fair settlement, Lawsuit Financial offers pre-settlement lawsuit funding, a cash advance designed to help the plaintiff pay medical expenses, funeral expenses, mortgage, and monthly bills that pile up. It is a way to make ends meet while awaiting a lawsuit settlement. Lawsuit funding  puts time in the hands of the plaintiff to await justice; to give plaintiffs the fighting chance against the deep-pocket corporations an insurance company. This type of funding is risk-free and clients often obtain money within 24 - 48 hours. Funding is completely contingent on the outcome of the lawsuit so there is not need for credit checks or employment verification.  Nothing is paid until the case successfully settles; if the lawsuit fails, the cash advance is completely excused. Contact Lawsuit Financial and see how we can help.

Horrific Auto Accident Sends Three Vehicles Ablaze; Fatigued Trucker to Blame

A truck driver on the road for nearly 38 hours, with only 3 ½ hours of sleep killed a tollway worker and seriously injured an Illinois State Trooper.

The tollway worker and trooper were assisting a disabled semi-truck on the side of the road when the negligent truck driver slammed into the police car.  The force of the collision pushed the squad car into the back of the tollway worker’s vehicle, which then struck the disabled truck.  The impact was so strong that all three vehicles went up in a fiery explosion.  According to witnesses, the trooper was on fire when he crawled out of his squad car.  He suffered third-degree burns to 15-percent of his body, broken ribs and shoulders, and bleeding of the brain; he is expected to recover. The tollway worker died at the scene; he leaves behind a wife and two children.  At the time of the accident, the trooper’s lights were flashing and an illuminated arrow on the back of the truck was lit to direct traffic away from the semi-truck.

The trucker faces four felony charges related to driving while fatigued and beyond his approved hours, and falsifying records and duty status. By law, semi-truck drivers are required to get 10 hours of sleep after 14 hours of driving. He was also charged with failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and failure to yield to stationary emergency vehicles.  It turns out that the negligent driver has a record which includes convictions for speeding and improper backing on a one-way street. He also was involved in a collision resulting in property damage in March 2013.  So how does he get a commercial driver’s license?  According to the Secretary of State's office, because the crimes did not occur while he was driving a commercial vehicle, he was not prohibited by law from obtaining a Commercial Drivers License (CDL).

The defense said it was an unfortunate and tragic accident.  Driving while fatigued is as bad a driving impaired or driving drunk; this accident did not have to happen.

The legal process is much different when it comes to semi-truck accidents mainly because the industry is so highly regulated. The cases are very complex and typically result in larger payouts; insurance companies have a vested interest in minimizing the liability in hopes to reduce payouts.  They deploy tactics in hopes to reduce the overall settlement. These tactics work especially when the plaintiff is having financial difficulties and the bills are piling up. The alternative to a settling for full case value is to obtain lawsuit funding.

When a financial setback arises due to the negligence of another, most victims do not realize they can apply for a lawsuit cash advance before their lawsuit settles. This is called lawsuit funding. It is not a loan because the money does not have to be paid back unless the case is won or settled. Lawsuit funding provides immediate cash to give a plaintiff and their attorney time to negotiate a fair settlement.  There are no upfront fees, no monthly payments, and no need for employment or a credit check. A lawsuit cash advance carries no risk because the plaintiff owes nothing if they lose the case.

If you have been seriously injured or lost a loved on in a semi-truck accident, Lawsuit Financial can help you get back on your feet and maintain financial stability. With our lawsuit cash advance program, a plaintiff and his/her attorney have a stronger negotiating position and the ability to receive the highest possible settlement. Our "lawsuit loans” are based on the strength and merits of your case; not your credit or work history. Once an application is completed and approved, the lawsuit cash advance can be available within 24 hours. We can provide you with the cash you need now, even if your case is still pending.  Call Lawsuit Financial and let us help ease your financial worries.

Lawsuit Funding Available When Insurance Company Fails to Honor Policy

Let's assume you are in an auto accident and the other driver is at fault. Let’s assume the driver is uninsured or underinsured.  Better yet, let’s assume it was a hit-and-run accident.  What can you do?  The first step is to file a claim with your own insurance company, assuming you wisely took advantage of uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage. Uninsured motorist coverage (UM) can cover injury-related medical expenses and costs associated with repairing damage to your vehicle. If the driver who hit you was underinsured, the underinsured motorist coverage (UIM) on your policy can cover the difference between your bills and the driver's coverage up to the limits of your policy.  Simple, right?

Here are three cases where the truth is revealed.

Joseph A. Genovese of Louisiana filed a lawsuit against an unknown driver and American National Property and Casualty Company alleging that he was the victim of a hit-and-run auto accident.  Genovese claims that he was injured and his vehicle damaged when he was rear-ended by another driver who fled the scene.  Despite having coverage protecting him from uninsured drivers, Genovese said his insurance company, American National, refused to pay for repairs and injuries he sustained.

In Texas, two similar cases recently settled against Allstate Insurance.  In one case, a couple was rear-ended by another driver.  The impact caused their vehicle to strike the center median before coming to a stop in a ditch.  According to court records, the at-fault driver was insured, but his liability limits were inadequate to compensate for the damages.  The victims filed a claim with Allstate under their underinsured motorist policy, but Allstate refused to act in good faith and enter a fair settlement.  After taking the claim to trial, a jury awarded the couple over $33,000 more than Allstate’s settlement offer.

In the second Texas case, Allstate was the at-fault driver’s insurer, but again Allstate offered a less than favorable settlement.  According to court documents, the at-fault driver said the plaintiff swerved in front of his vehicle.  The jury found the at-fault driver negligent for inattentive driving and not maintaining a proper speed.  The settlement was twice that of Allstate’s initial offer.

These are prime examples of insurance companies putting their bottom line over their obligation to honor their contracts of insurance.  These innocent victims loyally paid their auto insurance premiums for years, yet when it came time to collect on the policy, the insurers acted in bad faith by denying, delaying, and defending the claims for no sustainable reason.  If this happens to you, all is not lost; you may be forced to file a lawsuit against your own insurance company.  Contact an experienced auto accident attorney who can help you maximize your recovery and hold the insurance company accountable. After all, you've spent years paying into a system so that when the day comes, you will receive the compensation deserved.

If you are the victim of an uninsured or underinsured negligent driver, but have uninsured coverage on your policy, you may qualify for lawsuit funding. Lawsuit Financial, the legal funding expert, offers a lawsuit cash advance to seriously injured victims who need cash now while their lawsuit is pending. All that is needed to qualify is to be represented by an attorney and have a viable case. There is no need for credit checks or employment verification. If approved, funds can be available within 24 – 48 hours. Our lawsuit funding is on a non-recourse basis, meaning if you lose your case, you owe us nothing. Furthermore, there are no out-of-pocket expenses or monthly payments. If you are having trouble covering expenses due to a hit-and-run auto accident, then consider auto accident lawsuit funding.

Choosing the Right Lawsuit Funding Company

No one expects to be the victim of an auto accident, defective product, slip and fall accident, or medical malpractice. When it happens, the results can be devastating physically, emotionally, and financially, as well. Filing a lawsuit is often the only means to seeking compensation for damages - medical expenses, lost wages, funeral and burial expenses, pain and suffering, and more. The problem is that the litigation process takes time, often years.  In the meantime, serious injuries or the loss of a sole breadwinner could mean the inability to stay financial afloat. 

When it comes to needing financial assistance during a pending lawsuit, many plaintiffs will turn to lawsuit funding.  For some, this emergency cash can make the difference between keeping or losing their home, keeping the lights on, and putting food on the table.  It can also provide financial leverage needed to achieve a much higher settlement.  But, how do plaintiffs choose the right funding company among the growing number?

Choosing the Right Lawsuit Funding Company

Lawsuit Financial Takes Pride in Helping Cash-Strapped Plaintiffs

Our client suffered serious injuries in an auto accident.  As a result she was unable to work. The medical and household bills began to accumulate and she was about to be evicted from the home she was renting.  The insurance company offered $500,000 to settle, but our client’s attorney advised her to decline the offer and apply for lawsuit funding.  Within 24 hours of receiving her application, Lawsuit Financial was able to approve a cash advance of $7,000.  Three months later the case settled for $1.4 million at which time the cash advance was repaid.

For most plaintiffs, financial assistance is the bridge from filing a lawsuit to reaching a positive outcome.  If a plaintiff is supporting a family, or has no means of financial support, and the injuries result in being out of work, lawsuit funding can be the difference between keeping a roof over your head and receiving necessary medical treatment. 

"The most rewarding aspect of we do is knowing that we help innocent victims level the playing field so they won’t be forced to accept a low settlement offer,” said Mark Bello.

Lawsuitfunding is not a loan; if the plaintiff does not successfully settle, repayment is waived. 

That is because Lawsuit Financial bears all the risk.  After we receive a funding application from the plaintiff and case documentation from his/her attorney, we can make a funding decision.  If approved, funds can be used immediately for anything the plaintiff wishes.  With a lawsuit cash advance, our clients can eliminate financial worries and spend more time recovering from injuries while his/her negotiates a fair outcome.

About Our Company

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.

Lawsuit Financial Enables Victims to Meet Immediate Financial Needs

There is almost nothing more stressful than not knowing how one is going to pay their bills.  For a victim of a personal injury lawsuit, it can be even more devastating.  Waiting for a lawsuit settlement can take months, even years longer than expected.  Seriously injured plaintiffs forced out of work and watching savings dwindle, don’t have the luxury of waiting for the litigation process to conclude.  With nowhere to turn, many will accept a settlement that is far less than case value; few may know about lawsuitfunding.

Let’s consider what is at stake for an injured victim.  Many may face foreclosure or eviction, medical bills, car payments, and utility shut-off.  Add on potential late fees, possibility of losing one’s home or repossession of one’s car, the personal financial loss can be devastating.  Lawsuit Financial can provide an emergency financial boost to supplement income and help plaintiffs with immediate financial needs.

To be considered for lawsuit funding requires completion of a one-page application.  Decisions are usually in 24-48 hours. After approval, Lawsuit Financial will wire the money into your bank account or send an overnight check.  There is not need for employment verification or a credit check; there are no monthly fees. In fact, the only payment a plaintiff will make is after the case successfully settles, not one day sooner.  Lawsuit Financial bears all the risk, so if the plaintiff loses the case, repayment is null and void.  You read that correctly – lose your case, owe us nothing.

When you don’t have the luxury of sitting around waiting for your lawsuit to settle, when you are watching the bills pile up with no end in sight, contact LawsuitFinancial online or via phone to apply for no-risk lawsuit funding or for a free, no-obligation consultation.

About the Company

Lawsuit FinancialCorporation 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.