Construction Accident Lawsuit Loans

Construction Accident Lawsuits and Uplift Legal Funding

Construction sites are generally safe, but accidents can still happen. Worse yet, there are often several companies working in conjunction, creating more potential for accidents. From the hiring company, to the company providing additional labor, to the companies that make the equipment, to the leaseholders of the property, there are many moving parts in every construction project. Uplift helps you get back on your feet with construction accident lawsuit loans.

New York is an example of a city that always appears to have a construction site nearby. This can cause a lot of disruption to the city and pose a high risk, considering all the heavy machinery and tall buildings. Given their nature, construction accidents can involve catastrophic injuries. From falls to defective machinery and equipment failure, there are countless ways you can get injured on the job. These injuries can put you out of work for extended periods, all while your bills continue to mount. If you have a third-party case (suing someone other than your employer or their insurance company), you may be able to get pre-settlement funding early. Uplift Legal Funding can provide lawsuit loans for construction accident cases in New York and surrounding states.

Fast and Easy Lawsuit Loans for Construction Accident Cases

There are many lawsuit funding companies out there, but some don’t offer pre-settlement funding on all cases. At Uplift, we specialize in construction accident lawsuit loans.

Because our underwriters are very knowledgeable about these cases, we’re able to get you construction accident lawsuit loans fast and at a great rate. At Uplift, we treat each client like they’re our #1 priority. To learn more about how lawsuit loans work, take a look at our guide to legal funding.

Apply online or give us a call at (800) 385-3660 to begin the application process for your pre-settlement funding, and we will try to get money in your hands almost immediately.

How Much Is My Construction Accident Case Worth?

There is no such thing as a standard construction accident case. As with most accidents, the value of your case will depend on a few things: the extent of the injuries sustained on the construction site (and your treatment), who caused the accident, and how far along your case has already progressed. The county where the accident happened also affects its value. All that said, most construction cases have a few things going for them: they are usually against defendants with large insurance policies, they are often well documented, and many attorneys are well prepared to handle them.

Case values can range anywhere from the tens of thousands to the millions. The amount of a construction accident lawsuit loan you qualify for is largely based on your case value.

How Long Do Third-Party Construction Cases Take?

Insurance companies have the upper hand in lawsuits because they have the money to stretch them out. Plaintiffs who are hurt in these accidents miss time from work, sometimes even losing their jobs. It benefits defendants to keep cases going as long as possible. That could mean months or, more likely, years. In fact, in some states, you can have three or four years to even file a lawsuit, which can then take years to resolve from that point.

This creates significant stress for plaintiffs. Because of this, many plaintiffs try to get quick settlements that are often a fraction of what they could recover if the case were to go the full distance. One tool to have in your tool belt is a pre-settlement loan, which gives you financial backing and allows the case to progress more naturally.

How to Get Approved for Construction Accident Lawsuit Funding

Lawsuit funding is becoming increasingly common. This is true in third-party construction cases as well. Here are a few things you’ll need to be considered for a construction accident lawsuit loan:

• Proof of your injuries, liability in the case, and court documents (we obtain these from your attorney).
• An attorney handling your accident case.
• You must be at least 18 years old.

Apply online for pre-settlement funding or give us a call at (800) 385-3660. We obtain case documents from your attorney and sometimes speak with them. Our underwriters can usually determine quickly if your case is suitable for pre-settlement funding. Many times, we have an answer for you in as little as 48 hours.