Lawsuit Finance Blog

Due to the negligence of someone else, the victim of a personal injury related accident may seek compensation. While a personal injury lawsuit is pending, plaintiffs may have ongoing medical expenses and other outstanding bills. In order to withstand the legal process, some plaintiffs will secure lawsuit funding rather than settling for less than case value.

I was in an auto accident and could not work. I quickly went through all my savings and didn’t know what I would do to support my family until the case settled. Someone suggested I get a “lawsuit loan” but I didn’t know what it was. All I knew is that if it was like a bank loan, I would not qualify because I was out of work and could not afford monthly payments. Then, I learned the real term was lawsuit funding, cash advance against my pending lawsuit. Once I applied, approval took less than a day. I paid the mortgage, medical bills, and was able to put food on the table. I would recommend lawsuit funding to anyone in a pending lawsuit that lacks an ad adequate stream of income to stay financially afloat. ~ J.P. Douglas

When a plaintiff applies for lawsuit funding, the first step will be to obtain case documentation from the plaintiff’s attorney. Once this documentation is reviewed, if the case is determined to have merit, funding will be approved. A contract will be signed by the plaintiff, attorney, and funding company at which time funds can be wired into the plaintiff’s account. A significant benefit to lawsuit funding is that the cash advance is a no-risk source of financial assistance meaning that if the plaintiff loses the case, he/she is not obligated to repay the cash advance.

Lawsuit Financial is the leading expert in the funding industry. To learn more about lawsuit funding and determine if it is right for you and your case, call us toll free at 1-877-377-7848 or visit us online.

If you are involved in an auto accident due to the negligence of someone else, the insurance company may attempt to settle your claim quickly to avoid a lengthy litigation process and to pay less than full case value. However, this is not the best situation for you, especially if you suffered serious injuries. In a case like this, it is imperative to consult an experienced auto accident attorney that can determine your rights. It is equally important to sustain yourself financially during this already stressful time. Lawsuit funding can be the difference between remaining in your home and facing foreclosure.

Innocent victims in an auto accident often have bills to pay and don’t have the savings to withstand a lengthy litigation process. As bills continue to mount, a victim can become convinced that there is no possible way to way for justice and will settle for less than full compensation. A legal funding company can help defray financial burdens with a lawsuit cash advance to cover living expenses and medical bills until a case settles.

Being able to pursue a lawsuit is a crucial first step that many victims assume they are unable to achieve. Lawsuit funding helps level the playing field so plaintiffs can stay financially afloat while their attorney pursues the highest settlement. A lawsuit cash advance is not a “lawsuit loan.” There are no credit checks or employment verifications because funding is based solely on the merits of the case. Additionally, there are no monthly payments or late penalties. The cash advance will be repaid directly from the settlement. If no settlement is achieved, the advance does not need to be repaid.

At Lawsuit Financial, we know how difficult it is to fight for your rights when you have to fight to keep your home and pay the daily household expenses. That’s why we are dedicated to helping financially strapped plaintiffs. Our application is quick and easy, and we work hard to respond within 24 – 48 hours. Once we approve your application, funds can be sent overnight or via electronic bank transfer for immediate use.

Lawsuit funding could make a huge difference in your case and your life. Contact us today to discuss your funding needs and determine if you are eligible for a lawsuit cash advance.

Following a serious auto accident, many innocent victims are left strapped for cash not only with mounting medical bills, but auto repairs as well as simply maintaining the daily household expenses. If unable to work, the financial picture could be grim. Frequently, victims will find that lawsuit funding can help them pay the bills while recovering from injuries and awaiting recovery of their claim.

The civil justice system may be the only recourse for injured victims or family members of a deceased loved one to seek compensation for injuries caused by a negligent driver. Money can’t reverse all accident damages or bring a loved one back, but it can help victims move forward with their lives by paying past and future medical bills, funeral and burial expenses, lost wages, and other expenses. To determine one’s rights, victims should contact an experienced auto accident attorney.

The legal process is often slow and many plaintiffs simply can’t financially afford to wait for a fair settlement. Once an attorney is retained, if the plaintiff is struggling to pay the bills, lawsuit funding can help. With lawsuit funding, plaintiffs can overcome financial pressures in order to wait for full case value. In order to qualify for funding, a plaintiff must retain an attorney, have a case with merit, and complete a one-page application. It is really that simple! There are no upfront fees, monthly payments, credit checks, or employment verification. These things don’t matter!

Once the funding company receives relevant case documentation, if approved the funds can be wired to the client within 24 – 48 hours. Although the money can be used any way the client sees fit, most will pay the mortgage, medical expenses, and other necessary bills. There is no obligation to repay the cash advance until the case settles, and if the plaintiff is unsuccessful the funding is completely waived. The funding company is owed nothing!

If you need emergency cash during your pending lawsuit, Lawsuit Financial can help you. To have your case reviewed quickly and funds provided in a timely manner at a competitive rate, contact us today.

No longer must seriously injured victims of hit and run accidents, or of any other personal injury accident, wait months, even years for their lawsuits to settle. With lawsuit funding, victims can get emergency cash prior to settling their claim. All that is needed to qualify is a viable lawsuit and representation by an experienced attorney.

A mother plans to seek justice after her 11-year-old daughter was seriously injured by a hit-and-run driver on her way home from school. Witnesses said the driver was talking on her cell phone and actually sped up before hitting the child. After numerous pleas, the driver turned herself in claiming she fled because her license is suspended and she doesn't have insurance.
Shumyia Timley is recovering at home, but remains confined to a wheelchair after breaking her pelvis in three places and suffering from a ruptured eardrum and broken arm. Rather than having fun with friends this summer, the young girl will face weeks of intense physical therapy so she can walk again.

Although she has Medicaid, the hospital bills alone are costly. Family and friends are helping out where they can and a trust fund was set up, but what if it’s not enough to cover the expenses? What if Shumyia’s mom needs time off to care for her daughter and in impacts her income?

Once Shumyia’s mom has hired an attorney, she may apply for lawsuit funding. Lawsuit Financial has helped many plaintiffs in a similar situation because we understand how difficult it can be for a family when the bills are piling up and the debt collectors are calling. We provide non-recourse cash advances against pending claims, and only get paid back when the case settles in our client’s favor. You read that correctly; we do not get paid back if our clients lose their case. That is because our lawsuit cash advances are provided on a non-recourse basis. There is no risk to the client and no out of pocket fees or monthly payments.

Don’t let someone else’s negligence stop you from paying your bills! Call Lawsuit Financial toll-free at 877-377-7848 or visit our website to get the cash you need today.

In auto accidents where negligence or wrongdoing is involved, the at-fault driver can be held liable for the injuries, damages and losses. Innocent victims can seek compensation for their losses. Families of deceased victims can file a wrongful death claim seeking compensation for damages such as funeral and burial expenses, loss of future income, pain and suffering, and loss of love and companionship. Injured victims can seek damages for medical expenses, lost wages, hospitalization, and pain and suffering. During the legal process, if the victims need financial assistance to pay the bills, they should contact a litigation funding company.

A 62-year-old man and a 6-year-old little boy, both passengers in a 2000 Honda Accord, were killed in a devastating Knoxville, TN auto accident. According to a news report, the female driver of the Honda was making a turn from US25/70 onto a private drive when she was rear-ended by Ford Explorer. The impact sent the woman’s vehicle into a large tree killing both passengers. The woman and the 83-year-old driver of the Explorer were treated at an area hospital. All the occupants of the Honda were using seat belts and the child was properly restrained in a child seat. Was the man speeding, distracted, or impaired in some way? An investigation is ongoing to determine precisely what happened.

In this case, the elderly man may have been speeding or distracted. This combined with a slower reaction time typical of elderly drivers may have led to the fatalities. The victims and their families would be well-advised to contact an experienced auto accident attorney to learn their rights and ensure that the negligent parties are held liable. Unfortunately, the legal process can take upwards of several months to years before compensation is received. During this time, the families may want to consider litigation funding, a non-recourse cash advance against their pending claim.

Litigation funding is a means to refrain from being forced to settle for a fraction of what you deserve, a tactic typical of insurance companies. Insurers will delay the case as long as they can and lowball a settlement offer so families in financial distress will feel pressure to settle for less than full compensation. Obtaining auto accident litigation funding can neutralize this tactic and provide plaintiffs the ability to make pay the bills and hold out for the highest possible settlement.

Lawsuit Financial understands that time is of the essence; we work quickly to approve funding in less than 48 hours. To start, we provide a no-cost, no-obligation consultation so our clients fully understand how litigation funding works. Our easy one-page application can be completed in less than five minutes. Because there are no credit checks or employment verification, once we receive case documentation, we can quickly review the case. If the case has merit, we will wire funds directly into the clients account. Repayment is only required when our clients successfully settle. If our clients don’t win their case, the cash advance is theirs to keep; they owe Lawsuit Financial absolutely nothing.

If a fatal auto accident has claimed the life of a loved one and you are searching for a litigation funding, against the proceeds of your case, contact Lawsuit Financial today.

The expenses related to a fatal auto accident can be overwhelming for the family. In this case, families of the victims may want to contact a wrongful death attorney to understand their rights and seek full compensation for their loss. When a wrongful death lawsuit is filed, the innocent victims and their families may need financial assistance, known as lawsuit funding, to help pay mounting medical bills or funeral and burial expenses.

A day at the beach over Memorial Day weekend ended in tragic auto accident when five teenagers in a 2008 Infiniti veered into a center divider and struck a tree before the vehicle burst into flames. The car hit the tree with such force that the vehicle was split in two. Police believe excessive speed played a major role in this fatal accident. Reports state that the teen driver did not have a valid driver’s license.

There is no word whether families of the victims will file a wrongful death lawsuit, but it is always difficult to hear about the loss of a loved one due to an auto accident. The last thing you want to deal with during the pain and grief is the legal and financial issues. A wrongful death attorney can help you recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages – present and future, funeral expenses, and pain and suffering.

In the event a claim is filed, waiting for a settlement can take a long time because a wrongful death lawsuit can be very complex and sometimes result lengthy trials. Insurance companies are notorious for dragging a case out for months or even years. When this happens, it may be difficult to pay the bills and meet other financial obligations, putting a family in financial ruin. Fortunately, lawsuit funding may be an option.

Lawsuit funding, a non-recourse cash advance against the future proceeds of the case, can ease financial burdens and give the plaintiff's attorney time to obtain full case value. This immediate funding source provides needed cash to take care of important financial obligations and removes the financial pressure to settle too early for too little compensation.
The application process is easy; more importantly, it’s free. Once a plaintiff qualifies for funding, cash can often be available in as little as 24 hours. Job status or credit ratings do not matter; all that is important is the quality of the case. Additionally, the cash advance is not paid back until the plaintiff successfully settles the case. Because the legal funding company takes all the risk; if the client does not win their case, the debt is excused.

Suffering the loss of a loved one is difficult enough; don’t succumb to a financial hardship as well. Call or visit us online to apply for wrongful death lawsuit funding or for a no obligation consultation.

When someone is fatally killed in an auto accident, family members will definitely be affected emotionally. Expenses associated with the accident can add up quickly; the family’s financial picture may far exceed their expectations. When emotions are out of whack, don’t make financial decisions. Consider auto accident lawsuit funding.

A young mother and her 2-year-old daughter were passengers in a Ford f-150 pick-up truck when the driver appeared to have lost control. According to the police, the truck veered off the road, struck a tree, spun 90 degrees, and hit another tree. The woman and child were pronounced dead at the scene; the driver was airlifted to a hospital where he died later that evening. No one was wearing seat belts and no child restraints were in use. The auto accident is under investigation, but state police believe speeding was a factor.

The family young mother and her child may consult a wrongful death attorney to seek compensation and justice. When an attorney begins a lawsuit, the amount of time prior to the lawsuit settling could take months, even years. If the family does not have the financial means to wait for the case to settle, lawsuit funding could be a viable option.

Lawsuit funding is a way for plaintiffs to get access to their financial settlement without the pressure of accepting an unreasonable offer from the insurance company. A lawsuit cash advance allows plaintiffs easy access to the funds they will received once a settlement is reached. Although the money can be used any way the client wishes, most often it is to pay funeral and burial expenses and other outstanding bills, as well as daily household expenses. Because funding is based solely on the merits of the case, there is no need for credit check or employment verification. Additionally, funding is on a non-recourse basis meaning that the plaintiff will only have to pay back the cash advance if compensation from the claim is received.

If you find yourself faced with a similar situation, consider lawsuit funding from Lawsuit Financial. We offer a free, simple and fast online application. Once you complete our online application, we will work hard to get you fast approval. Usually, we can have an application approved within a 1- 2 days and your cash advance wired to your account with 24 hours.

Once a plaintiff files a personal injury lawsuit it takes time to wind through the legal process during which time the plaintiff may feel financial pressures. In most cases, the defendant will attempt to settle early offering less than the expected full settlement value of the case. When a plaintiff is already feeling the financial pressures, the offer may be enticing. Fortunately, plaintiffs have another alternative – lawsuit funding.

What is lawsuit funding?
Filing and seeing a case through the legal system can, and typically does, put a strain on finances. Lawsuit funding is a non-recourse cash advance to help plaintiffs pay mounting bills while giving their attorney needed time to achieve a fair and full settlement.

Why is lawsuit funding a smart alternative?
• If the case loses the plaintiff is not required to pay back any funds.
• No employment verification.
• No credit checks.
• No upfront fees or monthly payments.
• No risk funding. Repayment is only made if, and when the plaintiff successfully settles.
• No strings attached. The money can be used however the plaintiff sees fit, but is typically used to avoid foreclosure, pay medical expenses, auto payments, and other pressing bills.
• Funds can be obtained in less than 48 hours.

How does a plaintiff obtain lawsuit funding?
• Complete an online application or call 877-377-7848, toll-free.
• Once an application is received, the funding company will request pertinent case documentation from the plaintiff’s attorney.
• The case is reviewed by the underwriting team.
• If approved, the applicant is sent a contract for review and approval. The plaintiff’s attorney will also sign the contract.
• Funds are available within 1 – 2 days of signed contract.

If you are a plaintiff in a pending lawsuit at risk of losing your home and struggling to make ends meet, don’t settle for less. Look for the smarter alternative – lawsuit funding!

After the death of a loved one, a family will be faced with many decisions, but when the death is due to the negligence of someone else, it is important to retain a wrongful death attorney as soon as possible. Naturally, the family will face significant emotional trauma but their financial situation may be affected without the support of the deceased. During the litigation process, pre-settlement funding can help ease the financial burden.

Most insurance companies are known for settlement offers at a fraction of case value because they know plaintiffs typically cannot financially sustain themselves during a long legal process. Pre-settlement funding can give plaintiffs the economical staying power assuring them a chance at full compensation for their lawsuit claim.

If you have lost a loved one due to the negligence of someone else, learn about your legal rights from an experienced wrongful death attorney. Then, stay financially afloat during the litigation process with the aid of pre-settlement funding from Lawsuit Financial. We understand that wrongful death cases can take years to settle; we help our clients pay medical expenses, funeral and burial expenses, mortgage payments, car payments, and daily household bills.

Applying for pre-settlement funding is quick and easy with our timely online services. Simply complete our one-page online application. Once received, one of our specialists will contact you and also request case documentation from your attorney. After reviewing your case, if approved, Lawsuit Financial will wire funds directly into your account within 24 – 48 hours. It is really that simple! Furthermore, there are not credit checks, employment verifications, or monthly payments. Best of all, because our funding is provided non-recourse basis if our clients lose their case, it is not necessary to repay the cash advance. Pre-settlement funding with Lawsuit Financial is really that simple!

Reaching a settlement and just compensation in a personal injury lawsuit can take years – time many cash-strapped plaintiffs do not have. For those who need to make ends meet as they wait for a fair outcome of their case, pre-settlement funding can be an option.

Although pre-settlement funding has been around for some time, it has become more prevalent in recent years. Plaintiffs that are unable to work for a long period of time and have little or no savings to withstand a lengthy litigation process may be tempted to accept a low settlement offer. Pre-settlement funding can not only help pay the bills, avoid long-term debt, and protect a plaintiff’s credit rating.

Lawsuit Financial knows how much an injury can affect an innocent victim, not only physically and emotionally, but financially as well. A plaintiff should have to suffer financially during an already difficult time. Pre-settlement funding can provide peace of mind, making it easier to focus on healing while the plaintiff’s attorney focuses on receiving full case value.

At Lawsuit Financial, we work hard to provide emergency cash to eligible plaintiffs as quickly as 24 hours. We provide funding based solely on the merits of the case at no risk to the plaintiff. If the litigation proves unsuccessful, the plaintiff pays nothing back. The only time we receive any money is when the case successfully settles.

Take control of your life by removing financial worries. If you don’t have the financial means to pursue your case and family or friends can’t help, call the legal funding expert. More information can be found at http://www.lawsuitfinancial.com/.

"My client was being offered $200,000 on a case I knew was worth at least $700,000, but they didn't have the financial means to wait for a fair settlement. Lawsuit Financial provided an initial lawsuit cash advance of $5,000 and an additional advance of $2,500 to cover my client’s mortgage and living expenses until I ultimately reached a settlement of 750,000.”

“Lawsuit Financial is always so responsive to the financial needs of my clients. Mark Bello and his team are professional and honest. They understand the financial stress innocent victims face and work in a timely manner to provide cash fast. There are never hidden surprises with Lawsuit Financial.”

D.M. - Attorney

Lawsuit Financial is a pro-plaintiff funding company committed to financially empowering plaintiffs to pursue their case in order to get the maximum settlements they deserve. If you have been seriously injured and are represented by an attorney, we may be able to help alleviate your immediate financial pressures and give you the "staying power" to obtain the highest possible recovery.

Applying for lawsuit funding is free and easy. Simply complete our one-page online application. There are no application fees, monthly payments, credit checks, or employment verifications. More importantly, our funding is 100% risk free. If you lose your case, the advance is yours to keep and you owe us nothing! Don’t struggle any longer and don’t settle for less than you deserve. See how Lawsuit Financial can help you.

May 19, 2012 began like any other Saturday morning for four employees of the Resolute Forest Products paper mill near the Catawba River. The three men and their supervisor were to work on a fiber line that soaks wood chips into pulp using sodium hydroxide. After soaking, the chips turn into a paper pulp which is used to make paper. But, after the overnight shift had some troubles with the pump, the morning crew decided to close the valves completely. Suddenly, one valve exploded burning the men. Wayne Vinson II was closest to the valve; the caustic solution blew up in his face leaving him blind. He suffered burns on 70% of his body and was in a medical induced coma for two months; the supervisor, Mitch Altman, was burned over 30% of his body. Both have been through several skin grafts. A year later, the emotional and physical scars remain. The two other employees were further from the rupture suffering minimal burns.

State investigators blamed the equipment for the incident. A report by the state Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation after a months-long investigation found that “the valve sleeve inside the pinch valve failed.” A review of the incident showed both design and manufacturing flaws, according to a scientist hired by the labor department.

Vinson and two other victims have filed lawsuits against Flowrox Inc., valve manufacturer, and WACCO, Inc., the company that distributes the valves, claiming negligence and other wrongdoing, caused physical and financial harm. For Vinson, that harm is disfigurement and blindness. The lawsuits seek damages for the loss of ability to work, pain and suffering from the burns and disfigurement, and allegations of product liability malfeasance and negligence. The defendants deny all claims.

Although Resolute has been helping the families, including paying for Vinson’s family to stay at the burn center, the medical costs alone are exorbitant. It may be at least another year before a settlement is reached. For these victims, waiting for their deserved compensation may be a financial strain, leaving them in debt or risking their credit score. Lawsuit funding is a possible solution.

Any financial issues can largely be eliminated with lawsuit funding, a non-recourse cash advance against a pending claim. Because good credit and employment are not necessary, funding can be available within 24 hours of approval. Best of all, if the plaintiff loses, repayment is excused.

If recovering from your injuries is not only taking an emotional and physical toll, but a financial one as well, don’t let someone else’s negligence stop you from paying your bills. Lawsuit Financial may be able to provide you with the financial security you need. It’s fast and easy to apply online or by phone. Contact us today and see if we can help you.