When pursuing money damages in personal injury lawsuits, corporate greed can often prevent a fair settlement from being reached quickly. Insurance companies and deep pocket defendants always have significant economic advantages over injured plaintiffs; they are infamous for delaying proceedings and denying fair resolution. They are not the injured. They are not the one out of work. They can feed their families and take care of life’s necessities. Plaintiffs, on the other hand, will typically face financial hardship as the case drags on. Savings are quickly depleted, credit card debt may climb, or borrowing money can quickly jeopardize relationships with family and friends. While typically not approved, some may apply for a traditional bank loan. All these means of obtaining quick cash are risky options because the litigation process is often a long and unpredictable road to settlement or a verdict. And, sometimes the settlement is not favorable resulting in further (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" When pursuing money damages in personal injury lawsuits, corporate greed can often prevent a fair settlement from being reached quickly. Insurance companies and deep pocket defendants always have significant economic advantages over injured plaintiffs; they are infamous for delaying proceedings…<\/span><\/p>\n