Bereaved Families Wait for Justice with Lawsuit Funding

You know your case is strong and you are expecting a fair settlement, but when? How do you financially wait out an extended legal process when the bills keep coming in and the income has been reduced? When faced with the complexity and duration of a lawsuit, pre-settlement lawsuit funding can be a helpful option for plaintiffs seeking justice.

An unfortunate accident took the life of a woman and her recent high school graduate as they were driving home after a day of college dorm shopping. The driver of a GM Yukon crossed the center lane and slammed head-on into the woman’s Honda Accord. According to witnesses, the Yukon driver was speeding and weaving in and out of traffic when the accident occurred. He was charged with causing an accident involving death, while driving with a suspended or revoked license. Although the accident is still under investigation, police believe alcohol played a role.

The husband, and father, of the deceased victims filed a wrongful death lawsuit. Despite the case appearing “cut-and-dried,” it could be a long and complicated litigation process. The time between filing the lawsuit and reaching a settlement may be financially stressful. Pre-settlement lawsuit funding may clearly be a valuable service to consider.

The purpose of a lawsuit cash advance is to assist plaintiffs with paying necessary bills such as the mortgage, medical expenses, funeral expenses or daily household living expenses. It is a safe alternative to a traditional bank loan because pre-settlement funding requires no credit checks, no employment verification and no monthly payments. Approval is based on the merits of the case; repayment is contingent on case settlement. If the plaintiff loses, the repayment is completely waived.

If you have lost a loved one in an auto accident due to the negligence of someone else, you should seek legal representation to understand your rights. Once the lawsuit has been filed, if you need financial assistance, consider pre-settlement lawsuit funding.


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