Litigation Funding Eliminates Financial Stress

It is common for personal injury suits to drag on for months, even years. This can put families in financial ruin, especially those already struggling to make ends meet. Often times, the financial stress pushes plaintiffs to settle for less than they deserve in order to pay outstanding medical bills or other necessary expenses. Few know there is a way to financial relief during a pending claim. It is called litigation funding.

“I was in an auto accident a year ago when a drunk driver ran a red light. Due to injuries, I was unable to return to work. I was already struggling financially as a single mom of two and depleted my savings within two months. When the kids and I were evicted from our home, my sister took us in, but the medical bills were still coming and I had to buy a new car. Thankfully, my lawyer mentioned lawsuit funding. I made a few phone calls to compare companies. Within an hour, I applied for funding with Lawsuit Financial. I could not believe how quick and easy the process was. They did not care that I was unemployed or that my credit was ruined. The next day, Lawsuit Financial wired $3,000 into my bank account and I immediately paid all my outstanding bills. I can’t thank everyone enough at Lawsuit Financial. They were there for me when I needed it most. I highly recommend them to anyone in financial turmoil after an auto accident.”

When plaintiffs seek litigation funding, they are taking an advance on their future settlement to help with life’s necessities - grocery bills, car and mortgage payments, and utilities - on top of expenses related to the accident. This cash advance is based solely on the merits of the case. The application process is quick and easy and there are no monthly payments or credit checks. The funding company will review the case, and if approved, determine how much of an advance the plaintiff is eligible to receive. The cash advance can be available within 24-48 hours from approval. There are no restrictions on how the money is spent, although most plaintiffs will use it to pay medical bills, mortgage payments, tuition and daily household expenses. Additional funding is always an option, too. Once the case settles, the funding company is repaid. If a successful settlement is not reached, there is no repayment.

If you have been the victim in an accident or personal injury claim, don’t settle for less than you deserve just because the case is putting financial strain on your family. Instead, contact a legal funding company for a lawsuit cash advance against your pending case.


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