Pre-Settlement Lawsuit Funding Provides Relief from Traumatic Financial Hardship

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when a sudden trauma causes damage to the brain. Being the victim of a TBI has the potential to cause significant financial hardship for the victim and his/her family. Even when a personal injury lawsuit is filed, it could be years before justice is served. A plaintiff struggling to make ends meet may be able to secure a lawsuit cash advance known as pre-settlement lawsuit funding.

Here is an example to show the advantages of securing lawsuit funding.

Thirty-nine-year-old Jonathan was a passenger in a serious auto accident that has left him with traumatic brain injuries and bound to a wheelchair. The accident occurred over a year ago when the driver of a Saturn Vue was speeding and ran a red light. Jonathan requires round-the-clock care, including help with even the simplest tasks, such as getting out of bed or eating. His wife, who was only working part-time at the time of the accident, will struggle physically, emotionally and financially trying to make ends meet, providing not only care for her husband, but also for their two young children.

Jonathan’s family sought compensation for past and future medical expenses, loss of income, round-the-clock care, pain and suffering, loss of love and companionship, and other costs resulting from the accident. His attorney said it could be months, even years before the case would settle and compensation received. The family was about to lose their home and the medical bills were piling up. Jonathan’s attorney suggested he contact a legal finance company. After a few calls, Jonathan applied for a non-recourse cash advance with Lawsuit Financial. Within two days, their outstanding bills were paid and the couple was able to cover additional expenses until the case settled. With pre-settlement funding, Jonathan and his wife kept their home and their credit remained intact.

If you have been the victim of a personal injury and are suffering financial difficulties, pre-settlement lawsuit funding may be able to help you, too. There is no credit check, employment verification or monthly payments. The only requirement is a pending lawsuit with merit. Because pre-settlement funding is provided on a non-recourse basis, if your attorney is unsuccessful in winning compensation for your case, you don’t pay back the lawsuit cash advance. It may just be what you need to get the justice you and your family deserve.


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