No matter what type of accident resulted in your injuries, the consequences are often expensive and lost-lasting. It’s likely you’re dealing with medical bills, lost wages, property damage expenses, and more. When you file a personal injury claim, you’ll be seeking monetary recovery for those losses. But, that’s not where the recovery stops.

The damages above are considered economic. They cover the calculable losses related to your accident. A large portion of a personal injury settlement, however, can come from noneconomic damages – like pain and suffering.

If you’re struggling with medical bills, monthly expenses, or daily living while in the middle of a personal injury lawsuit, you may feel hopeless. Fortunately, there are funding options that you can pursue. While traditional funding options can cause financial trouble, there are protections in place when you apply for lawsuit funding from Preferred Capital Funding. You’ll have access to the money you need, while fully understanding the terms conditions regarding the repayment amount and process.

We understand that there are a lot of uncertainties when it comes to lawsuits and pursuing compensation. That’s why there are certain guarantees worked into the lawsuit funding process. These protections revolve around the involvement of your lawyer, how repayment works, and what happens in the event your case doesn’t go as planned.

It can take months or even years to settle a civil case. If you’re waiting for a pending lawsuit to resolve, it’s likely your funds are decreasing as your debts increase. This can put a family under significant pressure, especially if your lawsuit is for a personal injury claim involving serious injuries and medical bills.

In order to stay on your feet and take your lawsuit as far as you need it to go to get the compensation you deserve, pre-settlement funding is an option you can consider.

If you’re in the midst of a personal injury lawsuit and you’re running low on cash, lawsuit funding may be the right option for you. You could have the money you need to pay for medical bills, accident-related expenses, and more in as little as one business day.

While we can answer any questions you may have, you’ll be working closely with your lawyer while pursuing funding. They’ll be able to tell you what your funding amount may be, your chances of approval, how your privacy will be protected, what the fees will look like, and what state laws could impact your funding.