Lawsuit Finance Blog

A Columbia, MO man was seriously injured in multiple accidents on the same day. The 31-year-old man was driving his 1992 Chevrolet northbound in the southbound lane when his vehicle collided with a Missouri Department of Transportation snowplow removing about an inch of snow from the roadway. The extent of his injuries are unclear, but apparently he then walked about a quarter mile north in the southbound roadway, only to be struck by a vehicle. He continued walking and in less than five minutes was hit head again, this time head-on by a tractor trailer. The man was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. An investigation of the accident is ongoing. There is no confirmation whether alcohol played a part, if the man was suffering from a medical condition, or if he was merely trying to seek help after the first accident.

This accident will require a detailed investigation. Determining fault can sometimes be a complicated process. Insurance companies will try to reach a quick settlement and limit recovery to the lowest possible amount. The last thing this family wants to deal with is the legal and financial issues, but it is important to avoid the trap of agreeing to settle too early for too little.

The victim and his family may have the right to seek compensation if it is determined that one or all the other driver’s were negligent. An auto accident attorney can ensure that the family's rights are protected, help determine who may be at fault, and decide the best course of action in recovering the maximum compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages related to this pedestrian accident.

While the family may eventually receive a financial settlement to compensate them for their loss, they may experience a shortfall in their finances that could lead to a significant financial hardship. If this happens, the family may benefit from a lawsuit cash advance known as lawsuit funding.

Lawsuit funding is a valuable service that offers a better solution than settling your valuable personal injury lawsuit for less than it is worth. Lawsuit Financial provides plaintiffs with financial assistance in advance of an expected settlement or verdict. This legal finance removes the financial pressure to settle too early for too little compensation, and allows the plaintiff to continue with the litigation process until justice is served. Pre-settlement funding can be available within 24- 48 hours. There are no application fees, credit checks, employment history verifications, or monthly payments. Call Lawsuit Financial or visit us online for more information or to complete an application.

The family of an Arkansas teenager who died in August after being hit by a tractor-trailer has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the truck driver and his employer. The lawsuit alleges that the driver of the tractor-trailer was talking on a cell phone shortly before the accident, but had dropped the phone and reached down to retrieve it when he hit the teen. The family is seeking compensation for past and future mental anguish.

According to the police report, the 16-year-old was a passenger in a Toyota Camry that was involved in an earlier accident with a pick-up truck. Police believe the teen may have been walking back to the vehicle when she was hit by the tractor trailer. The portion of the highway where the accident occurred was under construction at the time.

Dealing with the death of a loved one is never easy. When the death is sudden and unexpected, it can be even more difficult. If you have suffered a serious injury or lost a loved one due to an auto accident, you may be entitled to medical care, lost wages, and damages due to your loss. It is important to seek the advice of an experienced attorney to learn whether you are entitled to compensation.

Once the litigation process begins, the road to justice can drag on for years. Often times, plaintiffs struggle financially due to additional expenses incurred such as medical bills, physical therapy, and funeral expenses. If the plaintiff is unemployed or has poor credit, banks will usually not grant a loan. Even if approved for a bank loan, the victim would be required to make monthly payments and pay back the loan no matter the outcome of the case.

A better option would be lawsuit funding, a cash advance against a pending lawsuit. Lawsuit funding requires no application fee, monthly payments, credit check, or employment verification. Best of all, it is a non-recourse cash advance meaning that no repayment is made if you lose your case. The plaintiff is only required to repay the cash advance if, and when, he/she wins his/her case. If the plaintiff loses, the repayment is waived in its entirety. With litigation funding, there is no reason to settle your case too soon or for too little. Call Lawsuit Financial; we are here to help.

Last Tuesday, a Lowe’s delivery truck failed to yield, ran a stop sign, and hit a school bus causing the bus to flip on its side. There was fog in the area, but it is not clear whether that might have been a factor in the accident.

Twenty-nine students and 3 adults were sent to the hospital; one student and the bus driver remain in serious condition. A 14-year-old girl and the bus driver were the most seriously injured; the teen suffered a broken back and has undergone surgery. She currently cannot move her legs and faces months of rehabilitation, but her family remains hopeful.

In auto accident cases such as this one, the injured victims can seek compensation for medical expenses, including hospitalization, surgery, and physical therapy, and other damages. At least one area law firm is preparing to file a lawsuit behalf of at least 10 clients. The victims and their families seeking compensation and justice may face a long process between the final investigation report and a settlement. Some may experience financial duress due to the medical bills incurred and possibly loss of income if they are unable to work as a result of injuries.

Lawsuit funding is an option for auto accident victims. In fact, it may be the only option to prevent victims from settling too soon and for too little. Family members may not have the funds to help through this difficult time, and banks don't typically loan money to auto accident victims. Furthermore, money from a bank is a loan that must be paid back, with monthly payments. Lawsuit funding is neither; rather it is a cash advance against your lawsuit. There are no upfront fees, no monthly payments, and you only pay to cash advance back if you win your case. Litigation funding is a no-risk cash advance against your lawsuit and once approved can be available to the plaintiff within 24 - 48 hours. When you know your bills and expenses are covered, it is much easier to fight for justice to be served.

The family of a hotel housekeeper who fell to her death in the hotel elevator shaft has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. The 65-year-old woman fell six stories at the Crockett Hotel on December 28 when she backed her housekeeper’s cart into the elevator. The elevator, however, wasn’t at the sixth floor as she had anticipated.

The victim’s daughter said the elevator had gotten stuck in the past, and recently someone was trapped for one hour. The hotel manager said the hotel was having problems with the elevators, but they had been serviced and were working properly. A spokeswoman for the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation said a licensed inspector was supposed to examine elevators at the Crockett Hotel by December 14, but the inspection did not happen.

The day after the fatal accident, the elevator passed inspection, but the hotels' owner could still be in violation of state regulations for failing to inspect them by the scheduled deadline. The service elevator will remain shut down until the investigation is complete.

The lawsuit alleges negligence on the part of the hotel owner. The plaintiff’s attorney said the lawsuit is intended, in part, to preserve the evidence until it is determined whether the hotel or elevator manufacturer was negligent. He sought a temporary injunction barring the companies from tampering with or destroying elevator parts until an investigation can be completed.

Elevator injuries are similar to premises liability lawsuits. The owner of a building is responsible for properly maintaining an elevator and if someone is injured as a result of negligent maintenance, the owner can be legally responsible for injuries. When a person is the victim of an accident, or a family has lost a loved one, directly related to the failure or malfunction of an elevator, they have the legal right to seek compensation for damages. For families who are faced with a similar lawsuit, being able to financially wait out the time it takes for your attorney to seek justice is paramount.

Due to the complexity of elevator lawsuits, the litigation process may be far off. A lawsuit cash advance can provide the financial security of paying bills while waiting for a fair and full settlement. At Lawsuit Financial, we provide non-recourse cash advances to plaintiffs in pending lawsuits. We feature an easy online application process, quick approval time, professional customer service, and affordable rates. Don’t worry about a bad credit history or unemployment; with us, those don’t matter. There are no application fees or monthly payments, either. Best of all, with Lawsuit Financial you only repay the cash advance if you win your case. Contact us to learn if your lawsuit qualifies for lawsuit funding.

The Yale-Harvard rivalry football game is an annual competitive event for students, alumni, and fans. Unfortunately, “The Game,” as it is known, will be remembered for a sudden death, but not as part of the game.

A fatal accident occurred on November 19, 2011when the driver of a U-Haul truck loaded with kegs of beer struck three women in a tailgating area before the game. Police said the driver suddenly accelerated as he made a turn in the parking lot striking the women, then hitting another U-Haul in the lot which struck a third U-Haul. One woman died from multiple blunt traumatic injuries and two others were injured; one of the injured women suffered serious injuries. It is unclear why the driver sped up, but alcohol does not appear to have played a role.

Tailgating – eating and drinking – at popular events has been around for years. They often consist of too many people, too many vehicles, and too much alcohol. Harvard banned U-Haul trucks, kegs, and hard liquor at tailgating parties last year, when “The Game” was played at Harvard. Six years ago, Yale began shutting down all parties after halftime in an effort to curb binge drinking and keep students and alumni safe. Now, the university said it plans to review its policies and regulations on tailgating before games.

Although police said the investigation will take some time, the incident has prompted speculation about the legal consequences of the accident. If a wrongful death lawsuit is filed, it is possible that any party - the driver of the U-Haul, the fraternity hosting the party, the owner of the U-Haul van, and Yale University - directly associated with the incident could be identified as a defendant. At the very least, hopefully this tragic accident will have all colleges and other sports teams seriously looking into policies and regulations to ensure that people are safe at tailgating events.

The injured victims and the family of the deceased woman may pursue a claim for damages. While faced with a long litigation process, they may also be struggling financially to pay medical expenses, funeral and burial expenses, and other bills. Lawsuit funding may be an option to help these victims remain financial stable during this difficult time.

Litigation funding is a non-recourse cash advance against a pending lawsuit. If the plaintiff loses his/her case, the lawsuit funding is excused; no repayment is required. Repayment is only made if, and when the plaintiff successfully settles his/her case.

Lawsuit Financial offers a quick application and approval process; funds can be available in as little as 24 hours from approval. If justice is slow in coming, don’t be desperate to settle too early, for too little, contact Lawsuit Financial or visit us online.

Boating accidents begin with a day of recreational fun. Sadly, in the blink of an eye, negligent actions can often lead to permanent injuries or death. An annual subdivision Independence Day celebration turned tragic for one family. Now a Fredericksburg, VA widow has filed a $6 million lawsuit against the Lake of the Woods Association following the death of her husband in a boating accident during the subdivision’s annual Independence Day celebration. The suit also seeks $500,000 in punitive damages against the operator of the pontoon boat.

The victim was riding on a wave board being pulled by a personal watercraft when he was struck by a pontoon boat’s propeller. He underwent surgery for multiple injuries to his legs and feet. After being released from the hospital, he apparently developed complications from his injuries and died 15 days after the accident. An official with the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner said the cause of the man’s death was blood clots in his lungs caused by the blunt-force trauma to his legs. The boat operator was giving tours of the lake at the time of the accident.

The wrongful death suit alleges negligence by the boat operator and Association as his employer. The Association denies the allegations. The boat operator acknowledges that he was operating the boat when it came in contact with the victim, but asserts that the victim’s negligence contributed to his death.

Every year thousands of people are injured in boating accidents involving all types of watercraft, including any type of privately owned boat or personal watercraft. This also includes Jet skis, as well as commercial watercraft such as a ferry or cruise ship.

If you have been injured or lost a loved one in a boating accident caused by negligence of another, you may already have filed a lawsuit against the negligent party(ies). If you have not already contacted an attorney regarding your case, Lawsuit Financial would be happy to assist you. We have strategic relationships with attorneys all over the country, and would be pleased to recommend an attorney in your area that is familiar with your type of lawsuit.

Recovering from an injury or dealing with the loss of a loved one caused by a boating accident can put a family in a serious financial bind. Unfortunately, a boat accident lawsuit can be complex and take years to settle. A lawsuit cash advance may be a viable option to help pay for bills and increasing expenses.

Lawsuit Financial provides personal injury lawsuit funding for boating accidents and many other types of personal injury cases. Our lawsuit funding is on a non-recourse basis meaning that if you should lose your case, no repayment of the funding would be required; repayment is contingent upon your case recovery. The application process is easy and free; you can apply by phone or on the internet. Approvals are often completed, with a check or wire in your hands within 24-48 hours.

The holidays arrived and you relished in the family festivities. The final event was to ring in 2012 with the traditional New Year’s Day family brunch at Aunt Mary’s. You enjoyed great food and company but knowing you had to drive home, avoided all alcohol. Unfortunately, another driver on the road that evening did not. You were side-swiped and careened down an embankment. You are thankful to be alive, but are faced with mounting medical bills that continue to pile up because your injuries will prevent you from returning to work indefinitely.

You contacted an auto accident attorney who has agreed to take your case, but he has advised you that settling the case could take six months to two years. How can you deal with the additional expenses from the accident after spending a small fortune on holiday gifts for your family?

When an innocent victim is in the middle of a lawsuit, sometimes cash can be tight especially with additional bills and medical expenses combined with the loss if income. Often times, this is because insurance companies will prolong the process by denying, delaying, defending to avoid paying fair compensation in the hope that the plaintiff will be forced to settle for far less than they would receive from a jury verdict. Unless the plaintiff has savings to fall back on, he/she may need financial assistance to survive until his/her case is settled. When this happens, some plaintiffs may seek financing in the form of a traditional loan.

The disadvantage to a bank loan is that the application and approval process typically takes a long time, time a financially strapped plaintiff lacks. Banks also consider credit history and employment when approving loans; they also require monthly payments. That means that in addition to current monthly obligations, a plaintiff would have yet another new monthly bill, the monthly payment on the loan or line of credit. Lawsuit funding may be the answer.

Some people may call it a “lawsuit loan”, but at Lawsuit Financial we tell the truth; it is a non-recourse cash advance against a pending lawsuit. This means that unlike a bank loan in which you are required to pay back the loan regardless of the outcome, with lawsuit funding a plaintiff only pays back the cash advance if, and when, he/she wins his/her case. If the verdict is in favor of the defendant, the plaintiff is not obligated to pay back the lawsuit cash advance. Plain and simply put, litigation funding is risk-free.

Lawsuit funding is based solely on the strength of your case; credit history and employment do not matter and there are no monthly payments. Because of this, a plaintiff may qualify for lawsuit funding even though he/she would never qualify for a bank loan or line of credit. Unlike a bank loan, the application process is easy, and once approved, money can be available within 24-48 hours. Another advantage to litigation funding is that the plaintiff does not need to report a lawsuit cash advance therefore it will never show up on a credit report.

If you are currently involved in a lawsuit, been out of work, have fallen behind on the mortgage or rent, car payments and other bills, and can’t wait to receive compensation from your lawsuit, don’t accept a less than fair settlement from the insurance company. Contact Lawsuit Financial to learn how we can help pay your bills, living expenses, medical care, and other expenses; let us help you avoid financial disaster or bankruptcy. We provide the cash when you need it the most. Our approval process is quick and easy; simply complete our free, online application. With litigation funding, you’ve got nothing to lose and everything to gain.

In October 2009, a 21-year-old was driving his 1998 Volkswagen GTI while under the influence of alcohol when he went off the road and crashed into a tree. The 18-year-old passenger was found unconscious inside the vehicle about an hour later; he died at a local hospital from massive traumatic head injuries.

What happened to the driver? Uninjured, he fled the scene returning to the party that both men had attended prior to the accident. Did he go back to seek help? NO! He told other party goers that the victim had stolen his vehicle. After friends urged him to report the vehicle stolen, the police drove him home, but the negligent man went to great lengths to give a route to his home that did not pass the accident site.

Now, two years after a lengthy and detailed investigation, police discovered the truth; the vehicle was not stolen and the victim was not the driver. Authorities disclosed that red fibers embedded in the driver’s side panel of the vehicle and shards of glass in the drunk drivers’ clothes helped investigators determine he was actually the man behind the wheel. The drunk driver has been charged with leaving the scene of the accident and faces felony charges for failure to report an accident involving death.

No legal action can ever bring back a loved one killed in an auto accident, but it is more devastating when justice is forestalled by a driver who refuses to take responsibility for his/her carelessness and negligence. If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in an auto accident, consult an attorney to protect your legal rights. It is extremely frustrating to negotiate with an insurance company that will attempt to convince you to settle for less than what your case may actually be worth. An attorney will ensure you get fair and equitable compensation for your devastating injuries. If you need assistance locating a reputable attorney in your area, visit Lawsuit Financial online, highlight "plaintiffs" on the home page, and click on "Lawsuit Financial Attorney Referral Program". This is a free service to you.

Lawsuit Financial, a pro-justice litigation funding company offers pre-settlement funding to seriously injured victims and loved ones of a deceased victim. We know how difficult it can be to stay financially afloat during the litigation process especially when medical expenses, funeral expenses, and daily bills are piling up. Our lawsuit cash advances are on a non-recourse basis; the funds are leveraged against the future settlement. If you lose your case, you are under no obligation to repay the “lawsuit loan”. That is correct, the lawsuit cash advance is totally risk-free to you, the plaintiff.

If you are in a pending lawsuit and in need of litigation funding, call or visit us online. We do not require a credit check, employment verification, or upfront fees. If approved, funds can be wired into your account within 24 – 48 hours. Don’t let the slow wheels of justice cause you to accept a less than fair settlement offer. Call Lawsuit Financial to learn how we may be able to help secure the money you need to pay bills while waiting for fair compensation.

A woman suffered life-threatening injuries in a pedestrian accident and died a day later. The accident is currently under investigation, but it appears that the cause of the accident was due to the recklessness and irresponsibility of a motorist. If the motorist is determined to have been at fault, he could be held responsible for the pedestrian’s wrongful death. Additionally, the area of the fatal accident is dangerous for pedestrians because part of the roadway does not have sidewalks. If the road conditions are determined to be dangerous to the public, the city may also be liable for the woman’s wrongful death.

It is always difficult to hear about the loss of a loved one due to an auto or pedestrian accident. Determining fault can sometimes be a complicated process. Insurance companies will try to reach a quick settlement and limit recovery to the lowest possible amount. The last thing this family wants to deal with during the pain and grief process is the legal and financial issues, but it is important to avoid the trap of agreeing to settle too early for too little.

A wrongful death attorney can ensure that the family's rights are protected, help determine who may be at fault, and decide the best course of action in recovering the maximum compensation for funeral and burial expenses, anticipated and future lifetime earnings, loss of love, care and companionship, and other damages related to this pedestrian accident.

While the family may eventually receive a financial settlement to compensate them for their loss, they may experience a shortfall in their finances that could lead to a significant financial hardship. If this happens, the family may benefit from a “lawsuit loan.”

Lawsuit funding is a valuable service that offers a better solution than settling your valuable personal injury lawsuit for less than it is worth. Lawsuit Financial provides plaintiffs with financial assistance in advance of an expected settlement or verdict in your case. This legal finance removes the financial pressure to settle too early for too little compensation, and allows you to continue with the litigation so you receive the compensation and justice you deserve. Pre-settlement funding can be available within 24- 48 hours. There are no application fees, credit checks, employment history verifications, or monthly payments. Don’t let bills pile up and ruin your credit. Call Lawsuit Financial or visit us online for more information or to complete and application.

Elevators have been in the news a lot more than usual over the last couple of weeks -- and not for positive reasons. Two weeks ago, a woman was crushed to death by an elevator at California State Long Beach after trying to climb out of a stuck elevator car. Last week, a New York City woman died after an elevator door in her Manhattan office building closed on her leg as she was stepping in and dragged her body up between the shaft wall and the elevator car.

As the investigation continued in the NY accident, it was discovered that an elderly woman filed a lawsuit against the same elevator company after a similar accident allegedly left her seriously injured. The lawsuit contends that the elevator doors snapped shut without warning; the force throwing her to the floor. She sustained a four-inch gash on her head. The accident has left her unable to walk without assistance and she suffers from severe headaches that sometimes last for days.

Elevator injuries are handled much like premises liability lawsuits. The owner of a building is responsible for maintaining the elevator and if someone is injured as a result of negligent maintenance, the owner can be held legally responsible. The manufacturer may also be held responsible concerning malfunctioning elevators because of component defects.

If you have been seriously injured or lost a love one in an elevator accident, an experienced elevator accident attorney can help determine negligence or a defective product claim and determine your legal rights to seek compensation for damages.

Due to the complexity of elevator lawsuits, the litigation process may be far off. For some plaintiffs pre-settlement funding is a way to make it through the long and tedious process of waiting for a settlement. A lawsuit cash advance can provide the financial security of paying bills while waiting for a fair and full settlement from their claim. If you have been involved in an elevator accident and seeking lawsuit funding, contact Lawsuit Financial. With the financial pressure removed, there is no need to resolve any case for less than the full value of your injuries. The application process is quick and easy; it can take as little as 24 – 48 hours. There are no fees to apply, no credit check, no job requirement, no payments to make. And, if you lose the case, you keep the money free of charge. What bank makes that kind of offer? This is, truly, no risk litigation funding. Don’t settle for pennies on the dollar; get lawsuit funding and a fair and just equitable award or settlement.

A woman and her two children recently won a wrongful death lawsuit against a trucking company in the death of her 38-year-old husband who was killed in August 2008 during a cross-country bicycle ride.

As the man entered a bend in the road during the final leg of the race, a tractor-trailer straddled the center line attempting to pass, but a car was approaching in the opposite lane. When the truck veered to the right, the cyclist went onto the shoulder, lost control, and was thrown under the truck's back tires, dying instantly.

The lawsuit sought to recover damages for negligence, pain and suffering, medical expenses, funeral and burial expenses, and economic losses. The plaintiffs argued that the driver was negligent to have passed a moving bicyclist on a curve. The defense argued that the broken pavement, not the trucker, was the cause of the accident. The plaintiff’s attorney agreed that the pavement played a part, but ultimately it was the driver that forced the cyclist off the shoulder and that the area where the accident occurred was not a safe place to pass. After a seven day trial which included testimony from other cyclists on the trip, a state trooper and an accident reconstructionist, the jury ruled that the truck driver was negligent and awarded the victim’s family $8.5 million - $3,500,000 in damages for loss of wages, earning power and household services; $2,500,000 for loss of consortium, including emotion distress, to the widow; and an additional $2,500,000 to each of their two minor children.

The $8.5 million ruling may seem substantial, but it will never replace the emotional loss of a loved one. Since his death, this mother of two has taken a hobby into a business to support the children and have flexibility to be there for them. She hopes others will learn from this tragic accident and be more cautious drivers and be aware of those around you. A simple risk, a simple careless error can cause a whole family to suffer," she said.

If you have been seriously injured or lost a loved one in a trucking accident due to someone else’s negligence, you should consult an experienced attorney to know your rights. After filing a suit, it may take months or years to settle, yet you may be suffering not only emotionally and physically, but financially as well.

Lawsuit funding was designed to help plaintiffs in similar situations. Lawsuit Financial, a pro-justice litigation funding company offers pre-settlement funding to seriously injured victims and loved ones of a deceased victim. We know how difficult it can be to stay financially afloat during the litigation process especially when medical expenses, funeral expenses, and daily bills are piling up. Our lawsuit cash advances are on a non-recourse basis; the funds are leveraged against the future settlement. If you lose your case, you are under no obligation to repay the “lawsuit loan”. That is correct, the lawsuit cash advance is totally risk-free to you, the plaintiff.

If you are in a pending lawsuit and in need of litigation funding, call or visit us online. We do not require a credit check, employment verification, or upfront fees. If approved, funds can be wired into your account within 24 – 48 hours. Don’t let the slow wheels of justice cause you to accept a less than fair settlement offer; contact Lawsuit Financial today.

A newly married pilot, a couple celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary and a recently married couple from India were among five people killed last week when a helicopter crashed during a tour of Las Vegas and the Hoover Dam. The cause of the accident is still under federal investigation, but the families of the Indian couple have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the helicopter tour operator. The lawsuit alleges the pilot did not maintain control, did not avoid natural objects like canyon walls, and did not properly respond to losing control of the helicopter.

The NTSB investigators said the engine was changed the day before the fatal flight and the tour company, Sundance Helicopters, says their aircraft are inspected daily. There was no indication of bad weather or other aircraft in the area. The only information currently known is that the helicopter made a 600-foot climb followed by a 90-degree left turn and then an 800-foot descent before it impacted into a canyon wall indicating the pilot may have lost control, a maneuver that is not normal. The plaintiff’s attorney said, “tour pilots are encouraged to push the aircraft's limits and ignore unpredictable winds that can push the helicopter into a fixed object, such as a mountain. There is an incentive for the pilot to provide a `flight thrill' to passengers." NTSB officials said a final report on the crash could take a year; it could be another two to four years to reach a settlement in the case.

The crash brings up the question once again about the safety of the air tour industry. From 1994 through 2008, there were 75 commercial helicopter accidents in the U.S. It will come as no surprise that most of these crashes produced serious personal injuries or death for the occupants of the airplane; aircraft crashes do not produce “fender benders.”

If you have been seriously injured or have lost a loved one in an airplane or helicopter accident, it is essential to retain an attorney who is experienced in and specializes in handling these complicated cases. The attorney will need to have significant knowledge of the field of aviation and the laws applicable to it. The attorney should also have significant experience in the handling, working up, trial preparation, and actual trial of aircraft crash cases. This is a highly specialized field. It often takes an industry expert to locate the right attorney for you and your family. Lawsuit Financial has strategic relationships with aviation law attorneys all over the country, and would be pleased to assist you in finding an aviation legal specialist to handle your case.

These lawsuits are hard fought cases and take considerable time to reach appropriate resolution. How do victims support their families with the loss of income? Many victims are inclined to resolve their valuable cases too early and for too little, simply because they have been without support. Do not settle your case for pennies on the dollar, without determining whether you are a candidate for lawsuit funding. Insurance companies will deliberate delay resolution to persuade you to consider their inadequate offer. Seek your attorney's advice on whether settlement is wise, or whether lawsuit funding makes sense as a reasonable alternative. Litigation funding could be the best financial alternative for you and your family.