When an Auto Accident Happens, Pre-Settlement Funding May Be Crucial

With news of a deadly auto accident in White Plains, we are reminded of the unpredictability of auto accidents.

In minutes, lives were changed; at least one family destroyed.  A man was allegedly speeding in the wrong direction for nearly half a mile before his SUV slammed into a Honda, killing a back seat passenger and injuring the driver.  The Honda was traveling so fast that it spun around after impact and skidded backwards 200 feet into the lobby of a nearby office building, leaving the Honda in the middle of the road.  According to reports, the negligent driver was intoxicated at the time with a blood alcohol level of .145 percent — almost twice the legal threshold for DWI.  The deceased woman leaves behind a husband and three young children.

It is impossible to plan for a tragedy like this. I don't know if a lawsuit will be filed, but I do know that unexpected injuries or death can throw a family into financial chaos. If unable to work or pay the bills, many families could lose their savings and their home. Victims wishing to seek compensation for medical expenses, loss of earnings, cost of hospitalization, funeral and burial expenses, and other related damages, should first contact an experienced auto accident attorney.

The litigation process could drag on well beyond what a plaintiff can financially withstand.  When this happens, pre-settlement funding can help plaintiffs stay financial afloat and weather the storm until a fair settlement is reached.

Pre-settlement funding is vital when mounting bills raise the question of settling a claim for less than full case value.  This non-recourse funding is available to most plaintiffs in a viable lawsuit.  The application process is quick because there are not credit checks or employment verification, and if approved, funds can be available within 24 hours.  Once the plaintiff successfully settles the case, the funding company is repaid.  If the plaintiff loses, repayment is completely waived.

If you are the victim of a personal injury or wrongful death claim, consult one of our specialists to learn more about pre-settlement lawsuit funding and determine if is right for you.  As an industry leader, simply providing a lawsuit cash advance to a client is not our only responsibility.  When a case does not qualify for pre-settlement funding, we can offer other advice through our free Client Resource Center (CRC).  This financial assistance program helps people save money and utilize budgeting tips to maintain some financial stability through a pending claim and ensures they are taking the right steps for their future and security.  Visit our website or call us toll-free at 1-877-377-7848 for more information.

Lawsuit Funding Prevented Me From Losing My Home

Lawsuit Financial is a leading lawsuit funding company providing emergency cash to plaintiffs in a pending claim.  With our assistance, plaintiffs can avoid the temptation of accepting a low settlement offer and continues delays made by the insurance company.

 

Miranda was in a serious auto accident that physically prohibited her from returning to work.  To make matters worse, her husband had recently lost his job.  With savings twiddling fast, the bills were beginning to mount.  Miranda decided the only hope to avoid debt and keep their home was to settle her case despite the less-than-favorable offer by the insurance company.  Luckily, her attorney recommended another option - lawsuit funding from Lawsuit Financial.

“Thank you for time, commitment, and believing in my case. When I was close to losing my home, you were there to help.  When the financial pressure was off, I was able to wait for a settlement I deserved.  I am forever grateful for your quick response to my financial situation and making the process seamless.  I hope I am never in a situation like this again, but if I am I will definitely contact Lawsuit Financial.” – Miranda D.

If you plan to file a lawsuit or have already filed a lawsuit, you may have to wait years before your case is resolved. Medical expenses, lost wages, and daily living expenses can create an overwhelming financial burden to plaintiffs, particularly to personal injury victims.  Lawsuit funding is a financial lifeline to keep your case strong and your bills paid until a final settlement is reached.  Often called a "lawsuit loan", lawsuit funding provides immediate cash at the time you need it most. Unlike a bank loan, funding from Lawsuit Financial is based on the merits of your case; employment and credit are not factors. Additionally, there are no monthly payments and repayment is only made when you win your case; lose and repayment is waived completely.

When an early settlement is financially tempting, contact Lawsuit Financial.  In most cases, we can provide approval the same day you apply.  Lawsuit Financial offers a simple online application and once approved cash can be available in as little as 24 hours. If you are not in the financial position of waiting for a settlement, contact the legal funding experts and see how we can help.

Why Lawsuit Funding Requires Attorney Representation

Lawsuit Financial is often contacted by injury victims who are seeking lawsuit funding, but have not yet hired an attorney. In order to receive a lawsuit cash advance from a legal finance company, the plaintiff must first be represented by an attorney.  The reasons are tri-fold:

1) If the injured person(s) tried to retain counsel, and an experienced personal injury attorney hasn't taken the case, the case may not be worth pursuing.

2) If there is legal representation, the attorney must be aware of their client seeking funding and must provide documentation to determine case merit.

3) If approved for funding, the attorney must sign the funding contract which states repayment will be made from the proceeds of the case.

Qualifying plaintiffs can apply for funding based solely on the merits of the case.  There are no application fees, credit check, or employment verification. Once awarded a lawsuit cash advance, the plaintiff can begin paying bills without worrying about the added expense of a monthly payment to the funding company.  The only time the funding company is paid is after the case settles, but if the plaintiff loses, the repayment is null and void.

Aside from being one of the most experienced litigation funding companies in the country, we are also a great resource for locating and retaining an experienced personal injury attorney in all 50 states.  Any plaintiff seeking lawsuit funding, but has not retained an attorney, may wish to utilize our Lawsuit Financial Attorney Referral Program.  At absolutely no, we will provide you with the name of an experienced personal injury attorney in your area, within 24 hours of your request.

When you are looking for the finest legal representation and the best lawsuit finance service, call Lawsuit Financial toll-free or visit us online.

Lawsuit Financial to Help Local Veterans for National Day of Action

To help do its part, Lawsuit Financial has teamed up with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Guiltless Giving to show support to homeless veterans in the local community by volunteering time to the Detroit VA facility on Monday, November 10, 2014, as part of a nationwide community outreach event known as the Injury Board Day of Action (#IBDayofAction).

 Lawsuit Financial is dedicated to giving back to our community and we are truly honored to be part of this national day of action honoring those who have risked their lives for our freedom.  In addition to volunteering our time, Lawsuit Financial will be donating hygiene kits to homeless veterans in the community.

To make even the smallest difference is better than making no difference at all. If you would like more information on this nationwide, collaborative event or would like to help with a donation or your time, please contact Jennifer Geiringer at 1-877-377-7848 or Jennifer@lawsuitfinancial.com.