How Can Litigation Funding Help A Pending Lawsuit?

Samantha suffered permanent brain injuries in a head-on automobile accident. She was not at-fault and the at-fault drivers did not have adequate insurance coverage. Samantha had underinsured motorist benefits on her insurance policy, but her insurance company was refusing to pay the claim. She filed a lawsuit, but it was dragging on and she had bills to pay. “I called Lawsuit Financial for a lawsuit cash advance. Within 24 hours I was approved and Lawsuit Financial wired $5,000 into my checking account. It was a really difficult road which was much easier with the help of litigation funding.”

Lawsuit Financial provides financial assistance to injured and disabled litigants involved in pending litigation because of their injuries and/or disabilities. Litigation funding is often used to pay mortgage payments, car payments, groceries, rent, tuition, and other necessary expenses caused by serious injuries or death. A series of well-placed, non-recourse lawsuit advances can often ease the financial pressure to settle soon.

If you are involved in a lawsuit or legal claim, it may take months or even years to receive the highest possible settlement. When your ability to work is affected, the longer your case lasts, the more difficult it becomes to pay the everyday bills. Don't settle for less just because you are in desperate need of money. Litigation funding can help you avoid a financial disaster such as foreclosure, eviction, bankruptcy, and ruined credit.

Lawsuit Financial understands the importance of quickly meeting the financial needs of injured victims. Most lawsuit cash advance decisions are made within 24 - 48 hours of receiving the documentation we need from the plaintiff’s attorney. Best of all, the cash advance is on a non-recourse basis meaning that repayment is only made if, and when, the case is successful settled. If the client loses, the cash advance is waived in its entirety. Lawsuit Financial has money available today, so you can receive the settlement you deserve.