Water Park Safety in Question at Kalahari Resort
A Michigan family has filed a personal injury lawsuit against the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells alleging their son was injured on a ride the resort knew was unsafe. The lawsuit claims the teen was injured at the Kalahari resort in June 2012 on the Sahara Sidewinders that drops riders from a trap-door chamber into one of two looping slides. According to the family’s attorney, the ride imposed an “unreasonable risk of injury to Kalahari’s guests.” He also said that the resort was aware of the risk of injury due to prior reported incidents, but took no safety precautions. The lawsuit seeks damages for personal injury, medical expenses, pain and suffering, and loss of enjoyment of life.
Cases such as this can take months, even years before a settlement is reached. Fortunately, for victims who are struggling with financial responsibilities, litigation funding is an option. Litigation funding seeks to level the financial playing field between personal injury plaintiffs and defendants (insurance companies). Litigation funding is a means of advancing a portion of the settlement. This way, plaintiffs are not forced to accept low ball offers and can fight for fair compensation. This type of cash advance is provided on a non-recourse basis meaning if the case is not successfully resolved, there is no repayment of the advance. With litigation funding, there are no credit checks, employment verification or upfront fees. Once Litigation Funding Corporation receives a funding application, we will request case documentation to evaluate the case. If approved the money can be available within 24 – 48 hours and used at the client’s discretion, without restrictions.
We are committed to providing litigation funding so plaintiffs can move on with their life while their attorney pursues the claim. For a no-obligation consultation for your personal injury case, contact Litigation Funding Corporation.
Tags: funding, Kalahari Resort, litigation funding, Litigation Funding Corporation, Once Litigation Funding Corporation, Sahara Sidewinders
