Litigation Funding Blog
May 3, 2016
A road surveyor, wearing a reflective vest, was struck and killed by driver as he was standing in a striped, restricted area separating the inside lane from traffic merging onto I-95 in Pompano Beach. The Florida Highway Patrol said the driver crossed into the striped area to get around slower traffic when he struck the 59-year-old worker. The accident remains under investigation; no charges have been filed. According to traffic records, a man with the same name and age as the negligent driver has had two speeding tickets and two careless driving citations since 2009.
In this case, family members of the deceased may be able to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the negligent driver, as well the parties in charge of the construction project who has the obligation to make sure that all safety precautions are in place. An experienced attorney will be able to help the family better understand their legal rights and options.
Families that work for a monthly income can’t afford to wait for lengthy litigation and will often settle for less than they deserve. Insurance companies know this and will deny and delay a claim; they have all the money in the world to wait. When the loss of financial support takes a financial toll on a family, Litigation Funding Corporation can help. We offer the necessary financial cushion, known as litigation funding, needed to be able to wait for the settlement you deserve. The money received can be used to pay funeral and burial expenses, mortgage or rent payments, ordinary household bills, or anything else needed; there are no restrictions on how the money is used.
We make the process as seamless as possible beginning with an online application that takes less than five minutes to complete. Next, we contact your attorney for documentation to determine case strength and the amount of the cash advance we can offer. Once approved, cash can be available within 24 – 48 hours. There is no need for a credit check or employment verification and there are no monthly payments. Litigation funding is provided based solely on the merits of the case with repayment upon reaching a settlement. But, if the case is lost, repayment of the lawsuit cash advance is completely excused.
Why wait? The legal finance representatives at Litigation Funding Corporation look forward to helping you with your legal financing needs. Receive the cash advance you need today by completing an application, or feel free to call our office for a free, no obligation consultation.
April 22, 2010
Construction accidents, unfortunately, are fairly common, more common than most safety advocates would like. For example, this accident happened in Wisconsin, and involved two workers who fell 30 feet after the platform they were on, held up by a forklift, collapsed.
The two workers were father and son. When rescue workers arrived on the scene, the son had to be extricated out from under a pallet of shingles. The father had succeeded in jumping from the falling platform and sustained injuries consistent with jumping from that height. EMS crews took the son to a trauma center for treatment and the father to a local hospital for assistance.
The initial investigation of this accident scene indicated that the weight of the platform and the uneven ground, may have caused the forklift to collapse. There are many other questions investigators will want answers to: Who was driving the forklift? Was the load over recommended weight? Why were they loading a forklift on uneven ground? Why were the men on platform supported only by a forklift?
Father and son may wish to speak to a personal injury and, certainly, a workers compensation attorney, to find out where they stand in regards to their rights to recover compensation for their injuries. The attorney will need to know all the details of the accident and will also want to see the final accident report. An experienced attorney will evaluate the situation, tell the workers if they have a case (and what kind, workers compensation, personal injury, or both) and whether a settlement could be negotiated.
While they are waiting for their attorney to achieve justice for them, the injured workers may want to check out whether litigation funding is available to them. A lawsuit cash advance, if they qualify, would help both of them pay their medical bills and other important expenses while they await settlement, administrative award or jury verdict. Lawsuit funding is fast cash that usually arrives within 24-48 hours. The application process is simple and can be done by phone or on the internet.
Legal finance can be used as a plaintiff desires, but common sense suggests that it be used for serious need: Perhaps you are behind on your mortgage, car payment or tuition. Perhaps you need money for necessary and immediate medical treatment. We do not look at job or credit status we are only interested in the quality of your case. And, if you lose your case, you do not have to repay the money. This is no-risk, pre-settlement funding.
March 26, 2010
Construction accidents usually result in serious injuries; this one was fatal for one worker and caused serious injuries for another. The construction accident took place in Louisiana at a job site in the East Baton Rouge school system.
It appears that the two construction workers fell a distance 20 feet to the ground after the lift they were balanced on was struck by a beam. One worker suffered a catastrophic traumatic brain injury and was pronounced dead at the scene. The second man was taken to hospital for treatment of his serious injuries.
Both men worked for a steel fabricator at the time of the accident. The police report isn’t clear as to what precisely took place, but from eyewitness reports, it appears that the crane operator moving the beam from one place to another didn’t pay attention to what he was doing and hit the lift.
The surviving construction worker and the family of the deceased construction worker may want to consider filling both a workers compensation case and, if the crane operator was not a co-employee of the same employer as the victims, a personal injury lawsuit against the crane operator and his employer for negligence in operating the unit. Cases like this take some time before they are resolved; in the meantime, the worker and his family and family of the deceased worker may need money now, to pay their bills and expenses and, in the future, as they wait for the case to wind down the long litigation road.
A lawsuit cash advance may work well for both victims here. The victims could apply for litigation funding; if they are approved, they would receive instant cash just when they need it most. This vital lawsuit financial assistance may be used to pay all the necessary medical expenses, funeral expenses and the ordinary expenses that personal injury and wrongful death victims fall behind on when accidents or tragedy happen. Lawsuit funding tries to bridge the gap between lawsuit and case settlement or resolution; legal finance companies do not need credit checks. Lawsuit finance companies look for solid personal injury cases with a reasonable chance of success.