Dealing with the complexities of a worker’s comp claim? Explore our resources below to understand how pre-settlement funding can offer relief during this challenging time. Should you require further assistance or information, don’t hesitate to contact us. Together, we can ensure a brighter future. Better Days Start Today!
While many types of personal injury cases may qualify for pre-settlement funding in New York, three of the most common types of qualifying lawsuits are auto accidents, premises negligence (often referred to as slip and fall), and workplace negligence.
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Pre-settlement funding is distinct from loans. Unlike a loan, where repayment is a certainty regardless of the lawsuit’s outcome, pre-settlement funding in New York offers a no-risk option. You repay the funds only if you win your auto accident lawsuit and secure a car accident settlement.
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Plaintiffs having financial challenges during personal injury lawsuits in Missouri may be able to turn to pre-settlement funding to help make ends meet.
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Suffering an injury at work can be a challenging experience, and it’s natural to have concerns about how you will support yourself and your loved ones during this time. Workers’ compensation is designed as a safety net to provide you with financial and medical support in such situations.
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Any workplace injury can be difficult to deal with. However, a shoulder injury can be particularly devastating, as it can affect your ability to work. Shoulder injuries often require serious surgery, ongoing medication, and medical therapy.
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Most employees reasonably expect their employer to do everything in their power to protect them from harm while on the job. While many employers take this responsibility seriously, millions of workers still get injured yearly.
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Suffering an injury or illness in the workplace can be a challenging and stressful experience. Fortunately, workers’ compensation insurance provides financial assistance to employees who are injured on the job. However, not every workplace incident automatically qualifies for workers’ compensation benefits.
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When you experience a severe physical injury, you may be unable to work for weeks or months at a time. In the worst case, you’ll suffer a permanent disability that prevents you from ever working in your profession again.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) nearly three out of every 1,000 full-time workers in the United States sustained workplace injuries in 2018. The BLS data for 2018…
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