Many attorneys don't even know a lawsuit loan (a/k/a "settlement funding") is available to their client. Additionally, more than 90% of plaintiffs (i.e., the one filing a complaint), are unaware of this resource and its ability to assist with expenses incurred in the process of litigation.
This process frequently results in those involved feeling stressed out, wondering if they've made a huge mistake, and feeling as though they have no one to whom they to turn. Additionally, they often feel as though they are drowning in debt!
A primary goal here is to make you aware of this resource. Additionally, we want to make you aware of the tremendous benefits inherent in this often overlooked life-line available to those who have suffered due to someone else's negligence/actions.
Such funding, however, doesn't materialize without effort on your part.
Diligence should be exercised in finding a lender/broker to whom the application may be forwarded. Failure to find the right lender/broker may prove to be a very costly mistake!
It is lender's knowledge and expertise upon which you will heavily rely in assessing both the merits and value of your case. Furthermore, they can give a fairly good idea of your chances in succeeding in your claim.
Although we will discuss this further in future articles, suffice it to say that the lender's expertise is a tremendous resource and can provide a realistic idea of both the merits and value of your case.
The lender, via discussions with your attorney, will also obtain a sense of the skills and abilities of the attorney you have retained. This is also important in assessing your likelihood of success with your claim.
Obviously, if the lender thinks that your case has no merit, it will not provide settlement funding. Furthermore, the lender may guide you in finding holes in your case, things that could be easily addressed once they are brought to your attention! - 30462
This process frequently results in those involved feeling stressed out, wondering if they've made a huge mistake, and feeling as though they have no one to whom they to turn. Additionally, they often feel as though they are drowning in debt!
A primary goal here is to make you aware of this resource. Additionally, we want to make you aware of the tremendous benefits inherent in this often overlooked life-line available to those who have suffered due to someone else's negligence/actions.
Such funding, however, doesn't materialize without effort on your part.
Diligence should be exercised in finding a lender/broker to whom the application may be forwarded. Failure to find the right lender/broker may prove to be a very costly mistake!
It is lender's knowledge and expertise upon which you will heavily rely in assessing both the merits and value of your case. Furthermore, they can give a fairly good idea of your chances in succeeding in your claim.
Although we will discuss this further in future articles, suffice it to say that the lender's expertise is a tremendous resource and can provide a realistic idea of both the merits and value of your case.
The lender, via discussions with your attorney, will also obtain a sense of the skills and abilities of the attorney you have retained. This is also important in assessing your likelihood of success with your claim.
Obviously, if the lender thinks that your case has no merit, it will not provide settlement funding. Furthermore, the lender may guide you in finding holes in your case, things that could be easily addressed once they are brought to your attention! - 30462
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