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There has been some confusion recently with plaintiffs who are looking for Florida lawsuit loans.  Since one of the biggest brokers in the USA and definitely the biggest in Florida, I have decided to address this confusion for our Florida plaintiffs.

I want clarify one thing:  Florida lawsuit loans are completely legal.

Some attorneys have recently been scared by a letter from the Florida State Bar.  This letter wasn’t frowning upon lawsuit loan companies such as ours.  They were frowning on actual loans.

You see, our “lawsuit loans” aren’t really loans.  They are cash advances on the expected settlement.

They are NON-RECOURSE loans.  This means that if the settlement never arrives, then you owe NOTHING.

The letter from the bar was frowning upon actual loans—which is something we have never done and never plan on doing as this is usury.

So, if your lawyer tells you that he is unwilling to go through with a lawsuit loan because of a letter from the Florida state bar, just tell him to call us.  We have sorted out this confusion with dozens of lawyers here in Florida.  And we will be happy to help you with your lawyer.

Remember, you have hired your lawyer.  He is there for you.  Not the other way around.  It is your lawsuit.  If you need a cash advance on it, it is up to you.  Not him/her.

Give us a call and we’ll make sure you get the funding you need.

Remember, with our lawsuit funding you will get:

• Quick approvals–as fast as 24 hours!
• Lowest Interest Rates
• Easy 3-step application!

Call us now to get started.  We have the funds you need.

If you are involved in a lawsuit against Merck for the whole Vioxx mess which has been going on over the last few years, there is a high likelihood that you can receive a loan on your lawsuit.

How does lawsuit funding work on a Vioxx case?

It’s very simple.  You are part of a lawsuit against Merck.  Merck and their lawyers are doing everything they possibly can to extend the settlement time on the lawsuit.  They want you to feel the financial squeeze in the hopes that you might accept a settlement that is less than what you deserve.  What’s the solution?

Lawsuit funding is the answer!  With lawsuit funding, you can get up to 10% of your expected settlement as a cash advance.  This means that if you are expecting $100,000, you can get a loan of $10,000.

The best part about Vioxx lawsuit funding and loans is that they are very easy to approve.  There is a lot of legal precedence involved in these cases.  Merck has screwed itself over big time.  But really they screwed people like you over.  This is justice being served as it should be.

If you are considering a lawsuit loan on your Vioxx case, one of the things you may be concerned about is the interest that could build up on your case.  With our company, our interest rates range from 1% to 4% per month, but the interest rate on Vioxx cases is usually much less.

Here at My Legal Advance, we have helped many people involved in Vioxx cases against Merck get money.  This money can be used to pay bills, rent, etc. while you are waiting for your full settlement to come in.

Don’t wait any longer.  Give us a call now to get your lawsuit funding today.

If you are wondering “How Long Does a Lawsuit Take?” You should check out the latest article I just wrote that might give you some answers.

“If you have a lawsuit you are probably wondering how long the lawsuit will take.  A lot can be riding on your lawsuit.  For example you may: . . . “

I just posted a new article on cash advance for structured settlement. If you want to read it, click on that link.  Read a little of it here:

“How would you like to get a cash advance on your structured settlement now?  How would you care to cash in your structured settlement for money that would otherwise take a long time to amount anything you really need it for?”

We often fund lawsuits for a plaintiffs who need to start their own businesses.  Often, after people get into accidents they find themselves in precarious financial situations.  This is when many people begin to re-evaluate their lives and careers.  Sometimes, we find that many plaintiffs are either unable to or unhappy with continuing to work their 9-5 jobs and they want to start a business.  Of course, with the financial crush that a lawsuit can put you in, this can prove to be tough.  That’s when a lawsuit cash advance can really help!

You you have a lawsuit and you are looking to start a business to supplement your income, contant us about a lawsuit cash advance for your business start-up costs.  We will advance up to $500 on personal injury cases.  The great part is that the interest is easily justified by the profits made in the business, and if you never win your case you don’t owe us anything!

Call today! 1-888-536-1323

or visit the main page for a lawsuit loan!

– Jason Argall

Every day, we get at least a couple phone calls in with people asking if lawsuit cash advance is available for businesses.

The answer is “yes”: we offer commercial litigation funding.

If your company is in the middle of a lawsuit and you need funding to survive until the case settles, we are here to help you get that funding at the highest amount, quicker than any other company and at the lowest rates.  That’s our job.

If you are interested in getting a lawsuit cash advance for your business,  go to the home page and contact us.

Thanks,

Jason Argall

A common question I hear plaintiffs ask is “How long will it take for my Personal Injury Lawsuit to settle?” or “What the average time a personal injury lawsuit takes?”

The only valid answer to this question is that statistically a personal injury lawsuit can average 2 to 3 years, but one must remember that no lawsuit is “average”. This means there is no expected timeframe to work with. You simply have to continue with the next step in your lawsuit and ensure that your lawyers and paralegals are working on it.

Another common question is “Why do personal injury lawsuits take so long?

The truth is that a case can be fairly “cut-and-dry”-i.e. the liability is obvious, the injuries are substantial and the insurance covers the damages-but the case can still draw out for many years. Why is that? Well, the obvious answer is money. It is in the insurance company’s best interest to extend the case as long as possible.

Let’s look at this logically: the insurance company is a profit-driven company. It has employees to pay. It has shareholders to make happy. It’s not easy trying to satisfy the dogs on Wall Street with greater earnings every quarter. In order to do that, it has to get creative and squeeze profits from areas it wouldn’t normally do so from.

One of the easiest places they’ve found to “squeeze profits” from is YOU-the plaintiff. Their policies might say that they’ll cover $100,000 in damages for the defendant, but the complex mathematical formulas on their computers already account for the fact that you are desperate and you’ll accept far less!

That’s right! They know that a certain percentage of plaintiffs are so poor and in such a bad financial situation (how could they not be after being out of work because of an accident) that they’ll accept 20% or even 10% of what is really due to them. This is where they can make that extra profit to satisfy shareholders!

One of the main questions I get is “Is it financially smart for me to get a personal injury lawsuit settlement loan?” (READ MORE)

This article was published on www.ezinearticles.com. Please go to the above link to read more.

I’m proud to announce the creation of the My Legal Advance Blog! This blog is here to educate potential clients regarding lawsuit cash advances and to allow current clients to discuss their own experiences. It is also here to keep everyone in the legal world up-to-date on litigation finance news.

So, welcome! And please feel free to check back regularly and to participate in the blog.

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