You recently suffered a broken leg and head trauma from a T-bone car accident. It’s been close to a year since you’ve worked and your savings are starting to dry up. Although the average trial typically lasts 2 to 5 days,[1] getting there is half the battle; in fact, your attorney says you should see…
DetailsLeading Legal Finance Company sets the record straight on its commitment to consumers, as well as clarifying industry inaccuracies in recent New York Post and New York Times newspaper articles.
Having been on the verge of foreclosure and possibly even eviction for some time. With no other financial routes to choose from, you decide to take the plunge and apply for a pre settlement loan. Now that you’ve made this decision, the work is over; all you have to do is sit back, apply to…
DetailsNew strategic alliance with leading Legal Finance Industry Firm gives company unlimited growth potential while being able to provide their clients with the lowest pre-settlement funding rates for law firms and clients throughout the country.
You’re on the fence: should you or shouldn’t you get a new car? You’ve been driving your vehicle for roughly 4 years. It is rounding the 60,000-mileage marker, and you are wondering if you should call it a day and either sell or trade in your vehicle, and switch it out for its newer model.…
DetailsWhen you’re a plaintiff in a class-action, personal injury, or civil rights discrimination suit with little to norevenue tricking in, settlement loans could be a viable option. However, not all settlement loans are one and the same. Lawsuit loans have only been around since the 1990s, which means there hasn’t been enough time for the…
DetailsAccording to Fox Business, plaintiff lawsuit funding started around 1997.[1] Since it is relatively new, it can be hard to determine which lawsuit funding companies are legitimate and which are not. It’s especially important to make this distinction and catch the red flags early on to make sure that you don’t end up owing your…
DetailsYou have gotten into a car accident. Unfortunately, you sustained several injuries during the crash that have left you immobile. Since you cannot return to your previous job and are waiting for your trial date with your income trickling down the drain, it can be tempting to apply to whatever pre settlement funding company you…
DetailsYou received the news. Your court date is at least a year away, and the medical bills are starting to add up. While friends and family have helped you out financially, they can’t afford to do so at this moment. You are starting to feel stressed out and are not sure about your financial future,…
DetailsIt is months until you will get your day in court. Over the course of your pending lawsuit, your financial options now have boiled down to cashing your 401(K) and taking out a home equity loan—both risky choices. Not wanting to risk pushing back your retirement plans or defaulting on a home loan, you have…
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