We receive thousands of emails or phone calls from seriously injured victims of auto accidents who are worried about financial stability during the litigation process. Plaintiffs will usually express these concerns with their attorney and request a quick settlement. This is not in the plaintiff’s best interest because the defense will naturally offer a less than fair settlement. The attorney may mention litigation funding<\/a>, but many people are unfamiliar with the term.<\/p>\n “I was in an auto accident when another driver ran a red light. Spinal cord injuries left me a paraplegic. I lost sensation and movement in both legs and suffer daily from severe pain. My attorney said my case would take up to a year to settle, but I didn’t have that kind of time. As the sole provider for a family of four, I was worried about the ongoing medical bills (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We receive thousands of emails or phone calls from seriously injured victims of auto accidents who are worried about financial stability during the litigation process. Plaintiffs will usually express these concerns with their attorney and request a quick settlement. This…<\/span><\/p>\n