Risk-Free Funding during a Personal Injury Lawsuit

Now that you have suffered serious injuries in an auto accident and have filed a personal injury lawsuit, are you concerned about how you will pay for your surgery and other medical bills? Litigation funding is a risk-free option.

“When I was in an auto accident that put me out of work during several surgeries and a long period of rehabilitation and physical therapy, nothing was more stressful than trying to cope with the barrage of financial demands on top of the physical pain and suffering. Creditors were calling my home seeking payments; they would not understand that I could not pay them if I had no money coming in; I depleted my savings paying the first round of bills. Then I heard about litigation funding. I had no idea what it was, but after calling several companies in the industry, I discovered that I could get the cash I needed now against my future settlement. The funding company didn’t care that I was unable to work or that my credit was diminishing. I had the emergency cash I needed within two days and was able to climb out of debt. Without this service, I would have been forced to settle for significantly less in my case. The best part about litigation funding is that I paid absolutely nothing until my case settled; no application fee and no monthly payments. Unlike the creditors, the legal finance company cared enough to listen and help. I am eternally grateful.” -Donna

Auto accident cases are some of the most trying lawsuits to endure. If you are in the middle of a personal injury suit and struggling financially with the pressure of unexpected bills, litigation funding may be the solution. This emergency cash advance is provided on a non-recourse basis, meaning there is no repayment unless you successfully settle. How do you know if litigation funding is right for you?

1. Do you have a personal injury lawsuit or have a lawyer negotiating an injury settlement?
2. Are you behind on the rent, car payments, electric bills or other household expenses?
3. Would an advance on your lawsuit help pay the bills?

If you answer yes to these questions, contact a legal funding expert for safe and secure cash against your pending claim.


Disclaimer: This article is a paid advertisement prepared by Lawsuit Financial Corp. and does not constitute legal or financial advice from Online Legal Media or LawyersandSettlements.com