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August 5, 2008

Loan for Lottery Winnings

If you are seeking a loan for lottery winnings, you should read the following article and discover what your option are:

“Imagine being able to get a majority of your settlement now, before the full lottery winnings have come in.

Now there is no reason to wait for the winnings to come in. We here at My Legal Advance can offer you a loan on your winnings at a very reasonable interest rate of 1% to 7%.”

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July 15, 2008

Get Money for Structured Settlement

I just wrote an article on how to get money for your structured settlement.  If this is something you’re interested in, you owe it to yourself to check this out.

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March 11, 2008

Can I Get a Lawsuit Loan in California?

If you’re in California and you need a lawsuit loan, you should find comfort in the fact that lawsuit loans are available in California.

Actually, we get more requests for lawsuit loans from California than any other state in the union.  We here at MyLegalAdvance.com don’t know why this is, but it is the way things are.

If you are in California and you need a loan on your lawsuit, dont hesitate to call us today!  Call 1-888-536-1323

We offer the lowest rates in the industry and we have the fastest approval times.

Remember, lawsuit loans are non-recourse loans.  This means that if you don’t win your case, you won’t owe us anything–no interest, no finance fees, nothing!  And since the application and approval process is free, you will basically have gotten free money!  You can’t beat that right?

So, don’t hesitate any longer.  Call us now! 1-888-536-1323

Or visit our site: http://www.mylegaladvance.com

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December 30, 2007

Lawsuit loan for a Settled Case

One of the situations we encounter here at My Legal Advance is people with settled cases. Sometimes they may need money in order to even get the money. For example, if they need to pay certain people for filing paperwork or doing other administrative tasks. This is actually somewhat common.

The good thing to know is that if your case is already settled but you are waiting for the settlement to come in, there is over a 90% chance that you will be able to get a cash advance on your settlement.

The other good thing to know is that the interest rates on settled cases are usually as low as it gets. So you can see rates at about 1%. And of course . . . as usual, if the gods above somehow made a mistake in their Divine plans and your “settled case” never actually settles, you don’t anything. Yeah, thank goodness.

So, remember, if you have a lawsuit–settled or not–a lawsuit cash advance is the way to go! It’s a high-risk loan (for us) but a low-risk option for you!

Happy Sunday,

–Jason Argall

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December 24, 2007

Merry Christmas from My Legal Advance!

I’d like to wish all of our customers and associates a Merry Christmas!  Over the last 6 weeks, we helped a lot of families with their finances so they could have a good Christmas.  Sometimes it’s tough and people need a little help.  We at My Legal Advance were happy to be here to help.

 Merry Christmas!

–Jason Argall

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December 18, 2007

Will my lawyer be okay with this?

The truth is that your lawyer may or may not even know that lawsuit settlement loans are an option.

Most have heard about it and regularly refer their clients to whatever company they have worked with successfully in the past.

Actually, even though we get many clients from online marketing, word-of-mouth and other means, we still get about 50% to 60% of our business from lawyers and paralegals referring us clients.  They have simply come to realize that we offer superior service and that our rates are consistently lower than any of our competitors.  Because of this, they know it would be a disservice to their clients to send them elsewhere.

 There are other lawyers who recognize the need of lawsuit settlement loans and who simply advise that their client “find their own company”.  There are a few down-sides to this:

  1. The lawfirm could get bombarded by paperwork requests if the plaintiff applies to multiple companies.
  2. There are many lawsuit advance companies out there that are so disorganized it could end up taking weeks to get an advance (right now, we are averaging 3-day approval times).
  3. There are companies out there that charge incredibly high interest rates.  For example, one majoy company which I won’t name recently changed it’s rate plan.  It now charges 60% FLAT if the case settles at any time in the first six months (and another 60% for each six-month period after that).  That, my friend, is what you call robbery!

The last circumstance we often encounter with lawyers is the lawyer who is recalcitrant and refuses to let his client get a lawsuit settlement loan.  This one is the most entertaining to me.  When I encounter this, I politely ask the lawyer what he has heard or what he has against lawsuit settlement loans.  Some of the false data I hear is this:

  1. “The lawsuit settlement loan will interfere with my client’s case.”  This is a false idea, and it’s just a manifestation of the lawyer being careful–and you can’t blame him/her because his/her job to protect you!  But the truth is that the whole process is confidential and nobody else other than your lawyer and the funding company will know it was done.  We have even signed agreements to reassure the lawyer that nothing detrimental will happen as a result of the cash advance.
  2. “You guys will rip off my client.” As I’ve described above, some companies charge very high interest rates and are practically a scam.  It’s a shame that every industry has its bad apples that create a bad reputation for the rest of us.  But the truth is that nothing is final until you and your lawyer sign the funding contract.  Before you sign it, you will be able to review all the terms with your lawyer and see that our rates really are fair–they’re consistently 40% lower than competitive offers.
  3. “It’s too much paperwork.” I hear this when a plaintiff has applied to 4-5 lawsuit settlement loan companies and the lawfirm has gotten faxes and phone calls from all of them requesting the same thing.  For this, I simply explain to the lawyer that I’ll be faxing only one page and that the entire process actually requires very little paperwork.
  4. The last situation I encounter is the lawyer who is unwilling to help his client and unwilling to speak to me.  You may surprised how some lawfirms treat people.  I’ve been hung up on.  I ‘ve called my client to tell them, only to have the client say that they’ve been hung up on as well.  As I mentioned above, every industry has its bad apples.  If you need a lawsuit settlement loan for your SURVIVAL and your lawyer is preventing you from doing that, you need to look at what course of action is the most survival, while realizing who works for who (clue: you don’t work for your lawyer).  Sometimes, I’ve had plaintiffs handle their lawyers who were recalcitrant.  If the plaintiff was unsuccessful in handling his lawyer, I’ve had many go find new representation that is ready to help them survive.  Listen: lawyers often come from a different lifestyle and sometimes they don’t understand what financial problems can feel like.  This doesn’t give them permission to hold you back from doing something you need to do for survival, does it?

Those are most of the situations I encounter with lawyers.  It’s very rare that there’s any problem.  98% of lawyers are more than happy to help their clients.  But even most of the 2% who aren’t are able to be handled!

 – Jason Argall

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December 17, 2007

Lawsuit Cash Advance Blog is Here!

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.

To start us off on the right foot, I’d like to help our visitors with a Free Debt Reduction tool. Play around with it and hopefully you can get some help from it!

 

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