A No-Risk Funding Solution to Withstand a Lawsuit

In automobile accident lawsuits, the legal process can be very complex. The victim may be out of work due to injuries and need help paying ongoing medical expenses, everyday living expenses or paying down debt. Until a settlement is reached, which could take months or years, pre-settlement funding may be a solution.

Samuel was driving home from work when a speeding driver slammed into his vehicle on the passenger side. The impact caused Samuel’s car to flip, knocking him unconscious. He remained in a coma for two weeks. Additional injuries from the auto accident included a lacerated spleen, broken ribs and a broken leg. Although doctors expect Samuel to fully recover, it will be a long road. He will have to relearn even basic skills such as speaking, walking and eating.

Samuel’s wife, Amber, filed a personal injury lawsuit on her husband’s behalf. Samuel was the sole breadwinner for this newly married couple while Amber was finishing her college education. They had no savings to speak of and Amber had no idea how she would pay all the medical bills, mortgage payment and student loans. Learning about lawsuit funding, Amber contacted Lawsuit Financial. Within 24 hours of receiving Amber’s application, we were able to receive the necessary documentation from her attorney and approve her funding request.

After the case settled and the lawsuit cash advance was repaid, we received this letter:



Amber is just one client who benefited from the assistance of pre-settlement funding. Lawsuit funding has helped thousands of plaintiffs avoid settling for less compensation than deserved. The only qualifications to be eligible for a lawsuit cash advance are attorney representation and a case with merit. Credit and employment history are not factors in funding decisions.

If you are an innocent victim of an auto accident, have filed a lawsuit and are struggling financially, pre-settlement funding may help you pay the bills and avoid risking your credit. Once approved, funds can be available immediately. Having access to emergency cash can put plaintiffs and their families back on track financially. It can also give the lawyers sufficient time to work out an equitable settlement or to present the plaintiff’s case in court. Repayment is made once your case settles. If you lose your case, the cash advance is yours to keep.

Pre-settlement funding is not a solution for every case, but it has helped thousands stand on solid financial ground while awaiting a settlement. Talk to your attorney to determine whether it is an option you should pursue. If so, contact a legal funding expert.


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.