Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Funding Prevents Eviction

Personal injury lawsuits can take years to settle, leaving injured victims financially devastated. Don’t let financial issues force you into a quick settlement. Get the cash you need now in as little as 24 hours with pre-settlement lawsuit funding.

A North Carolina single mother of two was seriously injured in an auto accident. As a result of her injuries, she was unable to return to work. Although the woman filed a personal injury lawsuit, the litigation process was progressing slowly. With limited financial resources, she was quickly behind on the rent, utilities, car payment and medical expenses. Around the same time that she received an eviction notice, the defendant’s insurance company offered a $500,000 settlement. Needing immediate financial relief, she asked her attorney to accept the offer. Believing her case was worth at least $1 million, he recommended declining the offer and applying for lawsuit funding. Within 24 hours, Lawsuit Financial advanced her $5,000. The money prevented eviction, helped with other expenses and gave the woman time to wait for the settlement she deserved. Six months later, the case settled for $1.25 million.

An auto accident lawsuit begins by hiring an experienced attorney. The process of collecting evidence, seeking medical attention and trying to get your life back to normal will begin. Until your injuries heal and your case resolves, if you don't have the financial ability to wait out the litigation process, then pre-settlement lawsuit funding could be a lifesaver for you and your family.

Pre-settlement funding is provided with no credit check, no employment verification and no risk to the plaintiff. Repayment is completely contingent upon the outcome of your case. You only repay the funding company if you win your lawsuit and receive compensation. If the case is lost, the repayment is completely waived.

Life doesn't wait, why should you? You could benefit from pre-settlement lawsuit funding today.


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