Even though current rules limit the number of hours a truck driver can be behind the wheel, there are many drivers who falsify there log books to skirt the regulations. Therefore, it is important to thoroughly review the driver's log as soon as possible after an accident. There are also many other factors to consider such as whether the driver was adequately trained. As you can see, these types of accidents can not be resolved overnight.

If you have suffered catastrophic injuries or have lost a loved one in a truck accident, it is important to speak to an experienced attorney. Don't rely on the trucking company and the insurance company; neither are out to protect your rights and award you the compensation you deserve.

It is not uncommon for an injured victim or the family of a deceased loved one to experience a gap in their finances potentially creating a significant financial hardship. Waiting for the settlement from a personal injury or wrongful death lawsuit can take a long time and put you and your family in financial ruin. Fortunately, Lawsuit Financial has a means to help. We provide legal finance cash flow solutions to plaintiffs involved in pending, personal injury litigation.

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As the elevator doors opened on the 12th floor, the woman was overcome by the blaze which officials say exceeded 1,500 degree temperatures. She was taken to the hospital, but was later pronounced dead. Nine others, including two firefighters, suffered non-threatening injuries. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but Chicago Fire Department Chief Joe Roccasalva said if the door to the couple's apartment had been closed, the woman likely would have survived.

The mother of the victim has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the owners and managers of the building. Her attorney said as soon as they learn the names of the couple, they will be named as defendants as well. The suit contends that the owners and managers of the high-rise were negligent and failed to instruct residents to evacuate the building during the blaze. The plaintiff said her daughter would still be alive if the building had elevators that shut down during such a fire.

The building did not have a sprinkler system because older residential buildings in Chicago are not required to install one. Additionally, it was found that an elevator malfunction thwarted fire fighters' ability to contain the fire initially. But, the most disturbing finding was that an ordinance passed in 2004 requiring owners of residential high-rise buildings to make "life safety" improvements by January 1, 2012, was extended to 2015 due to complaints about costs associated with implementing the improvements. Without the extension, this woman may be alive today. Money matters over safety once again.

The owner of a building is responsible for properly maintaining an elevator and if someone is injured as a result of negligence, the owner can be legally responsible for injuries. When a person is the victim of an accident directly related to the failure or malfunction of an elevator, they have the legal right to seek compensation for damages.

If you have lost a loved one due to unsafe premises or a defective product or equipment, you have the right to seek compensation for all damages and injuries that may have occurred. If you obtain a lawyer to pursue litigation, you also have the right to seek lawsuit funding. Lawsuit funding is a non-recourse cash advance prior to settling your case meaning that you only pay back the money if you receive compensation for your claim. Litigation funding can be used to help pay for expenses directly related to the accident, such as medical expenses and funeral and burial expenses. It can also help pay monthly bills that may be piling up due to the lack of income.

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Local governments can be held liable for failing to build safe roads and keep them properly maintained. According to the lawsuit, the injured parties claim that the Commission was negligent because the guardrail was not properly installed and was below standards set forth by the Florida Department of Transportation. The accident occurred on May 20, 2010. On June 9, the County installed a "Narrow Bridge" sign and object markers at the site, but many say that will not prevent drivers from hitting the guardrail.

Dangerous road conditions most often stem from faulty design, construction, maintenance, or failure by the government to make road changes to adapt to new conditions. Many are the result of missing or defective guardrails. Guardrails must be properly constructed, meet any safety specifications, be installed properly, and serve as an adequate barrier between lanes and the sides of roads. They protect drivers from dangerous curves especially for elevated roads and bridges, or where obstacles such as trees or poles are near the road. Guardrails may not prevent the accident, but they will usually minimize the severity of injuries.

Serious injuries or death in an auto accident can leave the victim and his/her family with serious medical expenses, funeral and burial expenses, income loss, and other expenses. There is no reason why a victim should have to shoulder the burden of all this without holding the responsible parties liable. Holding a government entity accountable for a road defect also allows the problem to become publicly known so that hopefully changes will be made and lives are saved. But, dangerous road cases are often long and drawn out; what is a cash-strapped plaintiff to do?

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Police said drinking and distracted driving are to blame for an auto accident in western Maine that killed two teenagers. The 18-year-old driver had been drinking alcohol and was texting with friends at a party at the time of the accident. Reports state that she had left the party with two friends to pick up beer and cigarettes. Before returning to the party, she picked up a 16-year-old girl who sneaked out of her house. As the driver approached the bottom of a hill, where the road curves left, she hit a patch of ice. The vehicle went airborne, crashed into trees, and landed in a ditch killing the 16-year-old and another passenger. Though seriously injured, the driver and a 22-year-old passenger left the scene. The driver returned to the house party while the passenger went to the home of a relative, both about a mile away from the accident. State Police are investigating several aspects of the accident including where the teens obtained the alcohol and the underage party.

Many people think texting and driving is not a big deal, but it has been proven time and time again how extremely dangerous and fatal it can be. Studies show that texting or talking on the phone while driving delays a driver's reactions as much as having a blood alcohol concentration of .08 percent, the legal limit. Driving while using a cell phone also reduces the amount of brain activity required for driving by 37 percent. Now image how dangerous this 18-year-old driver was behind the wheel on January 7. This fatal accident is a powerful message that driving requires all of your sense and your full attention. Don't be caught under the influence of your social life.

There are many unanswered questions in this fatal auto accident. It may take years to reach a resolution. The families of the two deceased teens will, most likely seek the advice of an experienced automobile accident attorney. After retaining attorneys and beginning their pursuit of the litigation, these families may be interested to know that a service commonly known as lawsuit funding can assist them, financially, while they await resolution of their case. Litigation funding can and often does ease your financial burden, giving your attorney the time needed to obtain full value in your case.

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Seat belts could quite possibly have saved this woman's life, but were not required under California law. Seat belts weren't introduced until the early 1960s and it wasn't until 1968 that the federal government made them mandatory. Although seat belts have been proven to be far more effective in preventing serious injuries and death in the event of an auto accident, there are no federal requirements mandating they be added to vehicles not equipped prior to 1968, although laws do vary by state.

Vehicles manufactured prior to the 1960 were not equipped with seat belts, nor were they mandated until 1968. However, vintage vehicles can be retrofitted to add seat belts and shoulder harnesses.

What is still unknown is what caused this fatal accident. The truck will be examined for mechanical problems. If the cause of the accident is determined to be due to a manufacturer defect, the auto manufacturer may be held accountable and the victim's family may wish to file a wrongful death claim to obtain compensation for funeral and burial expenses, loss of future earnings, loss of love, care and companionship, and other accident-related damages.

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A 16-year-old driver was on his way to school when he tried to pass another vehicle in a "no passing" zone. While attempting to move back into his lane, the teen lost control of his vehicle, crossed the center line, and slammed head-on into another vehicle. The female driver of the other vehicle died at the scene; a passenger was seriously injured. Neither driver was wearing a seat belt.

Obviously, this accident could have been avoided if the teenager was adhering to traffic laws. "It's unfortunate but sometimes it takes a bad situation to open the minds of young teens in North Carolina," said Trooper Bryan Phillips. Lawsuit Financial encourages everyone to help our young drivers become conscientious and safe drivers.

It is always difficult to hear about the loss of a loved one due to an auto accident. If you lose a loved one due to the negligence of someone else, you may be able to recover damages for medical bills, loss wages, funeral and burial expenses, and pain and suffering. It is important to contact an attorney who specializes in these types of cases.

A wrongful death lawsuit can be very complex and sometimes result in stressful negotiations and lengthy trials. Insurance companies are represented by some of the most tenacious defense attorneys that are backed by deep pockets. This can result in dragging a case out for months or even years. With this happens, it may be difficult to pay the bills and meet other financial obligations.

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According to witnesses, the driver of the Nissan was speeding and weaving in and out of heavy traffic and failed to notice in time that other vehicles had slowed for traffic. "He was oblivious to what he was doing until he smashed into another car," said a witness at the scene. It was later determined that the driver of the Nissan was coming from a holiday work party and driving under the influence of alcohol. He has been arrested and faces criminal DUI charges and vehicular manslaughter. He could also be held responsible for the losses incurred and damages caused.

A criminal case will be tried first, but this appears to be a very strong wrongful death case against a grossly negligent driver. The family has been torn apart; two people have lost their life because of a few of drinks and irresponsibility. Did anyone attempt to take the keys away from the drunk driver? Did anyone try to prevent him from leaving the party and getting behind the wheel?

The victims' family members should immediately seek counsel from an experienced auto accident attorney who can help them obtain fair and just compensation for their loss -funeral and burial costs, loss of care and companionship, and other accident-related damages. The civil case may take a long time to sort out; a settlement or trial could be months, if not years, away. In the meantime, the family has lost a loved one and must cope with their grief as well as the funeral and burial; they family wishes to bury their loved ones in Mexico. They may also experience serious financial difficulty with daily bills. What can they do?

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The woman's husband picked her up from the first accident and the couple was heading home when a van, allegedly driven by a drunk driver, hit their pick-up truck head-on. The driver of the van attempted to flee the scene on foot, but was apprehended in less than an hour. He has been charged with driving under the influence, being an unlicensed driver, reckless driving, death by auto, and leaving the scene of an accident.

In cases like this, lawsuits are, typically, the way to compensate the victims and punish the perpetrator. Most likely, the family of the couple will contact a personal injury attorney to discuss their rights. Cases like this have a tendency to take a long time to resolve and the family may be faced with significant medical bills and funeral expenses. Thus, the family may wish to investigate the possibility of obtaining a lawsuit cash advance from an experienced provider of lawsuit funding services.

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His family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the victim's employer, the work site general contractors, and the property owners. The lawsuit accuses the contracting company and the general contractor of failing to provide a safe working environment when it directed a subcontractor to install a roof at least 40 feet above the ground despite dangerous weather conditions and a lack of safety equipment. The suit also alleges that the contractor failed to ensure that the subcontractor was competent and qualified to perform the installation.

The victim's brothers, who were also working at the construction site at the time of the accident, are seeking compensation for emotional distress caused by seeing their brother in "extreme pain" and "significantly deformed" in the moments before his death. The victim's wife is seeking compensation for lost earnings and loss of companionship.

The property will be the new home of NBC Sports, which announced a 10-year, $20 million deal to house operations at the site. Obviously, the property owner and contractor will profit tenfold on this project, but were they so focused on profits that they neglected safety? Only a jury can make that decision.

This unfortunate family has lost its principal means of support and may need some financial help to get through the long litigation process. They may want to consider a service known as lawsuit funding. Lawsuit funding can assist the family with their ordinary bills and expenses, as well as funeral expenses.

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The accident is still under investigation; speed was definitely a factor and "mood-altering substances" may have also played a part. The toxicology results should be back within a six weeks.

The grief that follows the loss of a loved one can be overwhelming. Even before the grief has subsided, families often find themselves faced with financial hardship as they try to pay the cost of a funeral and try to adjust to life without a loved one. How does a family survive, financially, while awaiting case resolution?

If you have been seriously injured or a loved one has been killed in an auto accident, only an experienced attorney can tell you whether you have a right to compensation. If an attorney takes your case and files a lawsuit, it could take years for the suit to reach a settlement. While coping with your grief, you may be burdened by the expenses associated with your loved one's death. There is immediate financial assistance available to families that find themselves in this type of situation.

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Auto accident lawsuit funding is available to victims and is provided to help a grieving family cover medical expenses, household bills, lost income, and funeral expenses. Lawsuit Funding can and often does ease your financial burden, giving your attorney the time needed to obtain full value in your case. Use auto accident lawsuit funding to ease your financial burden and give your attorney the time needed to obtain full value in your case. A lawsuit cash advance is available by phone or online, and is contingent on the outcome of your case. Repayment is excused if you lose. The only collateral needed is a pending lawsuit. Approvals take 24 - 48 hours.

Automobile accidents and deaths caused by drunk and drugged drivers are preventable accidents. It is important that car accidents caused by drugged driving -- due to not only illegal substances but prescription and non-prescription over-the-counter medications -- are stopped and that the dangers of this kind of DUI are taken seriously. We can only hope that increased awareness of the consequences of DUIs will lead to fewer car accidents, making the roads a safer place for everyone. It makes sense to have this issue of more public concern especially as the holidays are approaching.

It is easy to forget about wintry driving conditions especially early in the season, but drivers need to be ready. Whether it's a dusting of snow or a patch if ice, winter roads can be very dangerous. Ice on roadways never makes for safe driving especially "black ice".

Thousands of accidents are caused every year by drivers who lose traction on ice. Tires can easily lose traction therefore icy conditions usually require us to drive at less than posted speeds. Slow down and give yourself time to stop. By driving carefully, you can substantially reduce the risk of losing control of your vehicle. This is also a good time to remind drivers to check the condition of all tires, antifreeze levels, and put a survival kit in all vehicles in case of an emergency.

Automobile accidents increase during bad weather conditions because motorists (and pedestrians) sometimes don't take the necessary precautions. When roadways are icy, drivers are at a greater risk of losing control of their vehicle. If a motorist decides to drive in bad weather conditions they are legally responsible to take necessary precautions. Were these drivers speeding? Were they distracted?

If a driver is involved in an accident due to the negligence of another, they have the legal right to file suit against the other party. Compensation can include medical expenses, funeral expenses, lose of wages, pain and suffering, and out of pocket expenses. During the all too often litigation process, you may choose to seek lawsuit funding, a non-recourse cash advance against your claim. Non-recourse means if you lose your lawsuit you don't repay the "lawsuit loan" and the advance is yours to keep. Pre-settlement funding is a great option for a family wondering how they will make ends meet financially without a breadwinner or to simply pay additional expenses associated with the accident. Pre-settlement funding helps victims deal with unexpected bills and then take care of other pressing financial business, like the mortgage and car payments.

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Drag racing is never a smart idea. Fortunately, this head-on auto accident was not more serious, or even fatal. While the driver of the Viper will most likely face criminal charges, he is also guilty of careless and negligent driving.

The driver of the SUV may wish to consult an experienced auto accident about filing a lawsuit for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other damages associated with this accident. If she is cash-strapped and needs to pay unexpected medical bills along with normal monthly obligations, the woman may want to consult a litigation funding specialist.

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Depending on the type and the severity of the injury, medical expenses can reach thousands of dollars or more, pain and suffering can last years, and some injuries can put a victim out of work for life. Although you may have insurance to cover some of your medical expenses, it may not be enough. Personal injury claims are designed to help victims seek compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, long or short term disabilities, or wrongful death, but may also seek redress for emotional or psychological injuries. Even if the injuries incurred are minor and temporary, filing a personal injury claim may award substantial restitution, and in some cases, the victim may seek punitive damages.

It is in your best interest to find an experienced attorney knowledgeable in your type of injury and who has can help determine whether or not you should pursue your personal injury claim or lawsuit, and if so, your case value including medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. Whether you file a claim or lawsuit, you will need to provide proof of medical expenses, missed days of work, medical records, police reports and anything else that proves the severity of your injuries. The insurance company uses this information to process a claim amount. A claim is between both involved parties and their insurance company who will disperse the amount of money they feel your injury is worth. If, however, you feel your injuries are worth more than the settlement offer, you may choose to file a personal injury lawsuit.

Filing a personal injury lawsuit is not about greed, but justice and receiving fair compensation to help a victim cover medical, funeral expenses, long term care, and/or loss of wages; it can also help prevent such negligence from being repeated. Unfortunately, many times these lawsuits will take months, even years to resolve. You may be struggling financially to pay the bills, but your attorney advises against settling too soon and for too little. Lawsuit Financial knows about financial pressures from insurance companies and deep pocket defendants who have all the time and money in the world. Insurance companies and their attorneys are not injured, they are not missing work. Settlement or not, they can feed their families and take care of life's necessities. Injury victims are often forced, by financial circumstances, to consider settlements too early and for too little.

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According to witnesses, a Hyundai Elantra was stopped at an intersection when the driver of a Ford Explorer slammed into it from behind. The force of the impact sent both vehicles careening through the intersection stopping nearly 200 feet down the road. As the Hyundai was being pushed down the road, it caught fire trapping a man and woman inside. They died at the scene. The driver of the Explorer suffered life-threatening injuries; his daughter and a friend were treated at the hospital.

Obviously speed was a factor, but it was not immediately known how the fast the Explorer was traveling when the accident occurred. Was the driver distracted? Did the brakes fail? Was he under the influence?

If you have been involved in an intersection accident due to the negligence of another driver, you may be able to seek compensation for your injuries. The litigation process can be drag on for months, even years. Medical expenses, funeral expenses, and the monthly bills may be mounting. If you need financial assistance until your lawsuit settles, Lawsuit Financial may be able to help you.

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What caused the woman to cross the center line is still unknown. Was she texting? Talking on the phone? Eating? Arguing with her son? Drug and alcohol do not appear to have been a factor. Whatever the reason, it will not bring her son back.

The fatal accident has two lessons; distracted driving can have serious consequences and the importance lessons by example. Parents are in a unique position to show their children proper driving skills and to teach proper driving choices. Driver distractions are not one of them. It is important to set examples for our young drivers and teach them some basic safety tips while behind the wheel.

1. Don't text while driving.
2. Don't drink and drive.
3. Don't eat while driving.
4. Don't apply makeup while driving.
5. Don't drive while drowsy or fatigued.
6. Do follow the speed limit.
7. Do use your turn signals.
8. Do follow road signs.
9. Do give your full attention to the road and your surroundings.

Suffering serious injuries or losing a loved one is enormously expensive and compensation is necessary and appropriate. The family of the three-year-old should contact a personal injury attorney to understand their rights. If they pursue litigation, the long waiting process might leave the family strapped for cash due to the medical expenses associated with the child's injuries. Family members of the deceased 16-year-old may also seek compensation for their loss.

Insurance companies, even in tragic situations such as this, are often willing to play waiting games with people's lives. They may attempt to delay the proceedings for as long as possible. They may attempt to make the plaintiff desperate to settle, just to pay medical bills and funeral expenses. If after consulting an attorney, the victims decide to pursue a lawsuit, they might also wish to consider a lawsuit cash advance to help pay the mounting bills until a lawsuit settlement is reached.

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An 18-year-old teenager was driving an SUV at approximately 80 mph when he failed to make a curve, hit a pole, and went airborne for 40 feet before hitting a tree. The force of the impact knocked the big tree over. The driver and a 17-year-old female passenger died at the scene; two backseat passengers were trapped in the vehicle for nearly two hours. Both teens are in serious condition at the hospital; one is currently paralyzed and may lose a leg.

Accident investigators said there was no evidence that the driver attempted to apply the brakes before the accident. One of the surviving teens said that he and the other backseat passenger told the driver he was going too fast and to please slow down or let them out. He told family members that the driver said, "No, we're going to have some fun."

An investigation is ongoing to determine if alcohol played a role. In the meantime, the lives of four families have been changed forever; two are planning funerals while two others will be faced with extensive medical bills, not to mention possible criminal charges for the young driver.

In cases like this, lawsuits are, typically, the way to compensate the victims and punish the perpetrator. Four families are struggling emotionally and physically. They may be faced with substantial present and future financial obligations - funeral expenses, significant medical bills, and possibly life-long care. Since cases like this have a tendency to take a long time to resolve, additional expenses can take a substantial financial toll on a family making it difficult to make ends meet. Families of the innocent victims may wish to investigate the possibility of obtaining lawsuit cash advance (sometimes known as a "lawsuit loan") from an experienced litigation funding company. All too often, plaintiffs will look to settle their case too soon and for too little because they are financially strapped.

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A Texas physician who lost her husband in the accident has filed the first lawsuit. The wrongful death suit claims the Reno Air Racing Association's negligence was "motivated out of a drive for profit and a disregard for safety." Attorneys for the family said the crash was the "result of a reckless drive for speed by a risk-taking pilot and crew." The lawsuit contends that promoters of the event did not take adequate precautions to protect the spectators. It also alleges that the plane has a history of fatal crashes. The fatal flight was captured in photos and on video by hundreds of spectators; the NTSB said investigators found a tail part known as an elevator trim tab missing as the plane went out of control.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) began an immediate investigation into the crash, but its final report may not be complete until next year. Named in the suit is the Reno Air Racing Association, the pilot, who was killed in the crash, his racing team, Leeward Air Ranch, a mechanic, and the owner of the Galloping Ghost. The family is seeking $25 million.

At Lawsuit Financial, we understand that when these types of accidents occur the results are almost always devastating. While we can't bring back a love one or help heal families affected by such accidents, we can help you secure lawsuit cash advances to make things a little easier. We offer litigation funding to help plaintiffs pay for ongoing medical expenses, funeral expenses, and monthly financial obligations. We can help take away the stress of the financial burdens so you can focus on what's most important to you, getting your life back in order. Our services put you in a better position to seek a fair settlement.

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Drugged driving is clearly an issue. When it comes to drugs, there is not comparable metric for impairment. Since no breathalyzer test can be performed, an officer must determine if there are any outward signs of drug impairment, such as physical appearance, erratic driving, or incriminating conduct. Once a driver is suspected of drugged driving, a blood or urine test can be administered in order to gain proof of driving under the influence.

Last year, the NHTSA released a report that mixing drugs and driving is a serious concern and is one of the top causes of auto accidents; one in five drivers killed in an auto accident tested positive for drugs. Some states hope this report can help build a case for blood draws since that would reveal the amount of drugs in a person's system.

Automobile accidents caused by drugged drivers -- due to not only illegal substances but prescription and non-prescription over-the-counter medications -- are preventable. We can only hope that increased awareness of the consequences of DUIs will lead to fewer auto accidents, making the roads a safer place for everyone.

If you or a loved one has been in an auto accident involving drugged driving it is important to talk to an experienced attorney to determine your rights and options. But, what if the litigation process takes months, even years and the plaintiff it struggling financially to pay the medical bills, funeral expenses, or has lost income of the sole breadwinner?

Most victims do not realize they can apply for a cash advance known as lawsuit funding. Although sometimes called a "lawsuit loan", it is not a loan because the money does not have to be paid back unless the case is won or settled. There are no upfront fees, no monthly payments, and no need for employment of a credit check.

Lawsuit Financial is able to provide a timely (within 24 to 48 hours of approval) cash advance to allow litigation plaintiffs to meet their financial obligations while awaiting case resolution. We approve or deny pre-settlement funding based upon the strengths and weaknesses of your case; good/bad credit and employment/ unemployment do not matter. There is no risk; repayment is conditioned upon the outcome of the case. If you lose the case; you keep the money, free of charge. If approved, funding is available within 24-48 hours. Lawsuit pre-settlement funding programs provide immediate cash to give a plaintiff and their attorney time to negotiate a fair settlement!

A year later, the deceased woman's estate filed a lawsuit against four Asheville bars alleging that each establishment knowingly served alcohol to an intoxicated woman. North Carolina law states that it is illegal for bars with Alcoholic Beverage Control permits to knowingly give or sell alcohol to anyone who is 'intoxicated." The statute also states that if a third party is injured or killed by a drunk driver and an establishment sold alcohol to the already intoxicated persons, the establishment can be held liable. The businesses deny that they were aware the woman was intoxicated when she was served.

It could take years for this lawsuit to reach a settlement. While coping with their grief, the family may be burdened by the expenses associated with her death. There is immediate financial assistance available to families that find themselves in this type of situation.

Auto accident lawsuit funding is available to victims and is provided to help a grieving family cover medical expenses, household bills, lost income, and funeral expenses. Do not give in to corporate tactics pressuring you to settle for less. Lawsuit Funding can and often does ease your financial burden, giving your attorney the time needed to obtain full value in your case. Use auto accident lawsuit funding to ease your financial burden and give your attorney the time needed to obtain full value in your case. A lawsuit cash advance is available by phone or online, and is contingent on the outcome of your case. Repayment is excused if you lose. The only collateral needed is a pending lawsuit. Approvals take 24 - 48 hours.

The parents of the woman driving the Honda filed a wrongful death lawsuit in against the truck driver and his employer. Six months later, a second suit was filed by the woman's children against the Transportation Agency for Monterey County for allegedly maintaining an unsafe roadway and failing to install rails to prevent cross-over accidents or widening the road, at least enough to add a left-turn lane. According to the lawsuit, several vehicles had driven around the Honda on the shoulder, but although seated much higher that most vehicles, the driver of the tractor trailer claims he did not see the woman.

Local residents said that safety on this section of highway has been a matter of concern for years. They feel the road is unsafe for the amount of traffic, and that the shoulder is too narrow for cars and trucks to safely maneuver around a stopped vehicle. Projects to widen the road have been proposed, but not funded.

These lawsuits may take a long time to resolve. Was the accident the cause of driver negligence, poor road design, or a combination? Was the driver distracted, driving in excess of the speed limit, or not paying attention to the drivers in front and around him?

Dangerous roadway lawsuit cases are difficult and expensive. They require an extensive investigation of the roadway and its history. This is especially critical when the roadway has been the site of previous accidents. Issues that may be addressed are whether the government failed to fulfill its obligations of making sure a dangerous road is somewhat forgiving of driver error. Successful cases not only benefit the client, they directly force changes in dangerous road conditions that can save lives.

Lawsuit Financial understands that auto accident lawsuits can be hard fought and take months, even years to settle. We also understand that plaintiffs may struggle financially waiting for their case to settle. Lawsuit Financial is a strategic lawsuit funding company that may be able to provide you the financial support you and your family need while awaiting a settlement or other resolution to your case. We help relieve the pressures of settling your case too early, for too little by providing the funds you need now to pay medical expenses and household bills. Call Lawsuit Financial at 1-877-377-SUIT (7848) or visit our website at www.lawsuitfinancial.com. We will evaluate your case and if approved, you can have funding within 24 - 48 hours. The call is free; the advice is priceless.