Lawsuit Loans* From IFN: Helping You Meet Your Financial Obligations While Your Case Gets Resolved

Injury Funds Now (IFN) was recognized by the Daily Business Review (DBR) as one of the Top 3 Lawsuit Funding Companies for 3 years in row and has been featured in Forbes. As founders of the industry, IFN has been helping accident victims in Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, Palm Beach, Hialeah and throughout the rest of Florida, as well as most other states throughout the U.S. with their financial needs since 2003.

We are well aware that no one knows when an accident or other type of injury-causing incident will take place, but when they do occur, they can be mentally, physically, emotionally and financially draining.

This is where IFN can step in to help. Florida lawsuit loans* from companies like ours can help accident victims meet their everyday financial obligations while they await a resolution to their personal injury case. We all know that lawsuits can take extensive amounts of time to resolve, but your bills continue to pile up, along with your medical and other accident-related expenses. So, why do some personal injury cases take longer to resolve than others?

How Personal Injury Cases Work in General

Most accident victims who work with lawyers immediately ask how long their case is expected to last. However, there are many variables that must be taken into consideration when attempting to make such a determination.  While it is true that lawsuits can settle at any point in the process -- even prior to a complaint being filed with the court -- the steps involved in litigation can be extensive.

For example, to begin a lawsuit, a complaint must be filed. That begins the filing of various types of pleadings. Once the complaint is filed, the party being sued must respond by filing an answer to the complaint. This pleadings phase of the process can take a couple months or more, based on the number of legal challenges made. There is also what is commonly referred to as the “discovery” phase of the process. This is when the parties collect evidence for the case. This phase can last for many months or even years depending on the case, court backlog and various other factors.

At this point, if you have not been able to work because of your injuries, you are likely feeling a strain with regard to meeting your monthly financial obligations. It is important to note, however, that you do not have to struggle while waiting…IFN can help!

The next point in the process is the trial and depending on the nature of your case, the trial can last anywhere from a few hours to many months. You might believe that you are going to obtain a considerable settlement or outcome to your case, but the amount of time it takes to reach that point may deplete your savings account.

Let IFN Assist You with a Lawsuit Loan* While You Wait

As stated previously, even if your lawyer has assured you about the strength of your case, you could be left with little to no money and high expenses while waiting. Funds from IFN can be used to pay for things such as your mortgage or rent, credit card bills, automobile payments and normal daily expenses. Even though people refer to such funding as “lawsuit loans,” they are not loans in the traditional sense.

Interested accident victims will appreciate the fact that our application process is easy and does not involve credit checks or application fees, nor do you have to be employed when you apply. If approved, you will receive risk-free funds, which means you will never have to repay us in the event you lose your case. The application can be completed in minutes and you can receive funds in as little as 24 hours after approval.

To learn more about how IFN can assist you, call us at 1-866-68-FUNDS (38637) or email us at info@injuryfundsnow.com.

*DISCLAIMER: The term "loan" or "loans," where used to describe lawsuit funding is not an accurate legal or financial definition of the transaction. IT IS NOT A LOAN. The transaction is a non-recourse purchase of a portion of the proceeds of a potential future case award or settlement. A loan is a transaction that always requires repayment. Our lawsuit funding only requires repayment if the plaintiff receives a favorable recovery. If the plaintiff loses their case, they do not repay anything.