Financial tips for plaintiffs.
As follow-up to our previous note on valuing your personal injury case, we’d like to explain how to maximize the value of your general personal injury case. Day 1 First up, if you are able, try to document liability. If you were in a car accident or slip and fall, try to secure any of …
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Getting by financially while your attorney works to settle can be the hardest part of a personal injury lawsuit. Lawsuit loans can help plaintiffs in the interim, but the money comes at a cost. If you’ve lost your job or are unable to work, controlling your expenses should be the #1 priority. Setting up budgets for …
While “what’s my case worth?” might be one of the most common questions personal injury attorney get, “how much can you approve me for?” is definitely our most common question at Uplift. Because we typically can advance up to a percentage (10% – 15%) of conservatively estimated case value, the first question answers the second. …
Good credit can get you far in life; just ask anyone who has bad credit. It’s not easy to maintain that good credit score, though, especially when you come across unfortunate circumstances. It can be hard enough to pay your bills on time when everything is going right. It’s near impossible to do it when …
Have you applied for lawsuit funding loan only to be turned down or approved for way less than you thought you would? Then when you tried another company, you were told the same thing? Your attorney told you your case could be worth millions! How could these companies not get that? Well, there are many …
Here’s the scenario: you’ve been injured in an accident and you had to stop working because of your injury. You expected your case to be settled in six months, but it’s taken 18 months and there’s still no end in sight. You can’t afford to pay your rent much longer. What do you do? For …
