Broken Bones and Fractures
Broken Bone Lawsuit Loan in Advance of Your Settlement*
A trauma can exert enough pressure on the bone that it forces it to break. The painful, debilitating injury often takes a long time to heal and may result in long-term damage that can limit your earning capacity and interfere with your daily life. However, while you recover, your bills keep piling up. Rarely do creditors demonstrate compassion even though you are not to blame for your injury or your unpaid bills. Your home, car and credit rating are placed at risk because of the negligence of another person or corporation. However, Injury Funds Now (IFN) has the solution.
Our firm pays you an advance on the compensation you will likely recover from the negligent party and insurance company. You can use the money to pay your bills and repay our company once you receive compensation from the completion of your lawsuit. We are not a financial institution and the money we provide is not a debt. In fact, you do not owe us any money if you do not reach a settlement or win a verdict for your injuries. Our broken bone lawsuit loan is designed to relieve the financial stresses associated with a personal injury and allow your personal injury attorney to fight for your rightful compensation no matter how long the lawsuit takes.
Types of Fractures
The seriousness of a fracture depends on where the fracture occurs, damage to the surrounding flesh and the manner in which the bone is broken. Common types of fractures include:
- Stable fracture in which the bones remain mostly in place
- Compound fracture that includes an open wound at the fracture site
- Transverse fracture that creates a horizontal break along the bone
- Oblique fracture that occurs in an angled pattern
- Comminuted fracture that causes the bone to shatter
A fracture in the bones of the head, neck, back, hip, pelvis or upper thigh creates the potential for permanent mobility problems, paralysis and other life-altering complications.
Depending on the nature of your fracture, treatments may include a functional cast, an immobilization cast, traction or external fixation using metal screws or plates.
Causes of Fractures
Florida-based IFN regularly advances funds based upon damages for fractures. Some types of cases we commonly handle are:
About Obtaining a Broken Bone Lawsuit Loan
Considering everything you are currently experiencing, the last thing you want is more red tape. IFN has refined our funding application process to make it quick, easy and stress-free. Simply click on one of the blue “apply” buttons on our site and fill out the one-page form, which requests basic information. A funding specialist will respond within 24 hours and will remain your dedicated point-of-contact. We can put money in your hands the day of approval.
Our hassle-free process includes:
- Funding approval in 24 hours
- Payment on same day as your approval
- No-risk repayment policy
- No surprise fees or extra costs
- No credit checks
- No employment or income requirements
- Best price guarantee
Obtain an Advance on Your Fracture or Broken Bone Lawsuit
Injury Funds Now is available now to review your application for a broken bone lawsuit loan. To learn more about our funding services, call 1-866-68-FUNDS (8637) or for fastest approval simply complete our short online application. IFN is located in Miami, Florida and helps injured plaintiffs in almost every state.
*DISCLAIMER: The term "loan" or "loans," where used to describe lawsuit funding is not an accurate legal or financial definition of the transaction. IT IS NOT A LOAN. The transaction is a non-recourse purchase of a portion of the proceeds of a potential future case award or settlement. A loan is a transaction that always requires repayment. Our lawsuit funding only requires repayment if the plaintiff receives a favorable recovery. If the plaintiff loses their case, they do not repay anything.
