Presettlement FundingThousands of people turn to presettlement funding each year to help them pay their personal expenses following an accident or injury. Accidents in which another party has liability often result in lengthy periods of disability, and lawsuits are almost always brought to obtain financial compensation for the injury and its aftermath. However, lawsuits take a long time to settle and accident victims can be tempted to take an early, often ridiculously low settlement rather than fight, just so they have the funding they need to pay their bills. With presettlement funding, this is no longer necessary. A presettlement arrangement involves advancing the injured party the money a personal injury lawsuit could potentially bring. The finance company that provides the money takes a small percentage of the actual settlement when it is reached. If you use a non-recourse finance company, you won't even be required to pay the money back if you lose your case. Look Into Presettlement Funding if You Have an Ongoing Liability LawsuitPresettlement funding can be obtained for a variety of case types, including:
In most cases, you can have your money within a few days of applying for it. There are no credit checks involved in presettlement funding. All that's required is the cooperation of your attorney in providing needed documents for the finance company to make a decision on your application. If you would like more information on this type of cash advance, please call the experts at Fast Funds. We can be reached at money@fastfunds4u.com, 305-598-6430 or 305-598-6470 (fax). |
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