Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Lawsuit Loan: If I Have Been Involved In A Car Accident, Am I Eligible? (Part II)

By Dr. Tom Rhudy

Like many, you may be wondering whether you can afford to pursue an individual who crashes into your vehicle and injures you in the process! A lawsuit loan is, in many cases, available to you if you apply.

In the United States, a car accident occurs every 5 seconds. Car accidents are very common and can be devastating.

It may surprise you to learn that car accidents are the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 34. In addition to deaths, millions of injuries are caused by them each year.

What do you do if you are in a car accident and you reach an impasse with an insurance adjuster assigned to your case? Any illusions one may have had that the other person's insurance carrier was looking out for their interests quickly vanishes at this stage. There is no desire to compensate the other party at all, let alone fairly.

It is a rude awakening to find that the insurance adjuster who, heretofore, appeared to be an ally, is now beginning to shift the blame for the accident to the victim! Unless you are alert, the insurance adjuster will try to convince you that you owe the other party money and should be ashamed of yourself for creating such an inconvenience.

The rate at which car accidents occur is on the rise and the nature of such injuries are growing more and more serious, often result in personal injury lawsuits and litigation. In addition to being traumatic and dangerous, they are often very costly. Settlement loans are often very helpful as you wend your way through the morass that often follows car accidents.

Tragically, if you are involved in a car accident, you run the risk of being one of 40 thousand Americans who lose their lives each year or one of the millions who sustain personal injuries as a result thereof. That which has become a scene most of us witness during our daily commutes is one of the leading causes of death and injury in the United States.

Someone else's negligence victimized you once. You need not be victimized a second time merely because you can't afford to await settlement of your claim. Carefully consider a lawsuit loan. It may be the answer to your financial dilemma. - 29904

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