For auto accident victims, the road to financial freedom maybe begin with litigation funding<\/a>.<\/p>\n James Ednie and his longtime partner, Tanya Gooden, and Gooden\u2019s adult special needs son, Cameron, died in November 2014 after an out-of-control Federal Express (FedEx) tractor-trailer with pup trailer struck their Dodge Caravan head on. Ednie and Gooden died at the scene. Gooden\u2019s son was seated in his wheelchair in the backseat area of the minivan at the time of the collision. He was flown to a medical facility in Denver, where he died the next morning. The couple left behind their 11-year-old daughter, Jaide, who was not with them at the time of the crash. The FedEx driver was injured. An investigation revealed that the westbound tractor\u2019s left front tire failed, sending the vehicle careening through the median.<\/p>\n Family members representing Ednie, Gooden and her son filed lawsuits against Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations LLC and FedEx Ground Package (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" For auto accident victims, the road to financial freedom maybe begin with litigation funding. James Ednie and his longtime partner, Tanya Gooden, and Gooden\u2019s adult special needs son, Cameron, died in November 2014 after an out-of-control Federal Express (FedEx) tractor-trailer…<\/span><\/p>\n