Where to Sell My Structured Settlement Payments

Filed under Structured settlements with 1 Comment, November 18th, 2010 by pompano

A structured settlement is the money you will receive if you win in a lawsuit. The money is given in small increments. It is usually given semi-annually or annually. But what if you need cash to pay your lawyer and your other legal expenses? The answer is to sell your structured settlement payments. Companies where [...]

Lawsuit Loans vs Personal Loans

Filed under Analyzing Lawsuit Loans with No Comments, February 20th, 2010 by pompano

Two of the most popular means are lawsuit loans and personal loans. Basically, a lawsuit loan is like a cash advance that is taken out on your lawsuit settlement, while a personal loan is an actual loan borrowed from a lender. If you are having a difficult time deciding whether to get a lawsuit loan or a personal loan, then continue reading to learn about the pros and cons of each of these types of lawsuit funding.

Consumer’s Guide to Lawsuit Funding

Filed under lawsuit loans with No Comments, February 3rd, 2010 by pompano

Lawsuit loans refer to money you can borrow to fund a lawsuit, especially one which you can win a settlement from. Plaintiffs are more likely to go for lawsuit loans to pursue justice for medical malpractice, accidents at the workplace and other cases that have caused him or her some sort of injury.