Surgically-Treated Injuries
Settlement Loans for Surgically-Treated Injuries*
A serious personal injury can interfere with your ability to work and earn money. In the worst case, you may have a disability that permanently reduces your earning potential. Your diminished wages put an additional burden on you at a difficult time. You may face foreclosure, repossession or a devastating hit to your credit score. You may even forego important medical treatments to pay your bills. Creditors do not care that you have a lawsuit pending in the courts. They expect their money now.
Insurance agents and savvy defense attorneys know that a plaintiff is more apt to settle sooner for less money if he or she is in a financial bind. The team at Injury Funds Now (IFN) believes that injury victims should not be pressured to settle for less than they deserve. IFN provides advances on potential settlements and verdicts in personal injury lawsuits. The money helps plaintiffs pay for medical care, bills and the costs of living while their personal injury attorney negotiates a just settlement or prepares for trial.
IFN can provide residents of most states, including Florida, with quick, hassle-free settlement loans for surgically-treated injuries. You can use the money for whatever you need today and pay us back when you recover compensation in your personal injury lawsuit. IFN is not a bank and does not saddle you with additional debt. Instead, we are a funding company that bases your advance on the amount we anticipate you will recover. You do not pay us back if you do not recover damages for your injuries.
Accidents that May Require Surgery
IFN funds severe injuries that require surgery and other highly aggressive treatments. This allows your attorney to take the time necessary to secure the maximum possible damage award in your case. Our company regularly funds the following types of accidents:
Unfortunately, we cannot fund injuries that are treatable solely by a pain management clinic, chiropractor or other nonsurgical therapy.
Surgeries After Injuries
Our firm funds a variety of surgery claims for a wide range of injuries. Examples of surgeries for which IFN can advance payment include:
- Amputation of severely injured limb
- Skin grafts for burn victims
- Plastic surgeries for severe scarring and disfigurement
- Back surgery, such as spinal fusion or disk replacement
- Brain surgery to repair blockage or bleeding after an injury
- Ocular surgery to repair damaged eye or socket
- Bone fusion to promote healing of major fractures
Obtaining Settlement Loans for Surgically-Treated Injuries
After you have retained a personal injury attorney and had a surgical procedure, submit your application to IFN.
Our system is hassle-free, easy and fast. Some of the many advantages to applying to IFN for funding include:
- Response within 24 hours of applying
- No-risk repayment of your advance
- No credit, employment or income checks
- No application fees or unknown costs
- Best Price Guarantee
- A dedicated funding specialist will assist you from application to funds delivery
Although our team is always happy to answer your questions by telephone, we suggest you submit our convenient one-page online application form to expedite processing.
Get Your Settlement Loans for Surgically-Treated Injuries Today
Apply to Injury Funds Now for a cash advance on your potential personal injury settlement or award. For hassle-free approval call at 1-866-68-FUNDS (8637) or submit our convenient online application. Our Florida-based funding firm assists clients located in most states.
*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.
