Don’t Panic Over Unpaid Bills. Consider Pre-Settlement Funding

Following a serious auto accident, a plaintiff could experience severe financial difficulties from the inability to work, sudden medical bills, and the stress of meeting daily living expenses for themselves and those they support. When savings are depleted and friends and family are unable to help, injured plaintiffs can turn to pre-settlement lawsuit funding.

An auto accident victim underwent spinal fusion surgery as a result of his accident. He was unable to work for eight months and faced foreclosure on his home. After learning about pre-settlement lawsuit funding, he contacted Lawsuit Financial. After reviewing his case, the company approved an initial $2,500 cash advance, with two additional advances over the course of his pending claim. Here is what he had to say:

“Thank you for helping me and my family during our time of need. With your help, we were able to avoid foreclosure and put food on the table until my case settled.” - Jonathan B

Many personal injury victims find themselves in financial trouble due to the injuries sustained and the recovery time it takes to get back to normal. In the meantime, everyday life expenses continue. When financial obligations continue to mount with no way to stay ahead, pre-settlement funding gives plaintiffs the opportunity to receive a portion of their potential case settlement in advance.

Once an application is received and the case reviewed, a legal finance company can typically provide funding within 24-48 hours. There are no monthly payments to make and if the case is not successful, there is no obligation to repay the advance. Pre-settlement funding is provided on a non-recourse basis, meaning that repayment of the cash advance(s) is only made from a settlement award. If there is no award in your case, then there is no obligation to repay the advance.

If you have a personal injury claim and you have urgent financial needs, take the first step to financial relief by applying for pre-settlement lawsuit funding. Apply today to determine if a lawsuit cash advance makes sense for you and your case.


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.