Construction Site Injury Lawsuit Loan applications can be made by any plaintiff who has suffered an injury from either working on a construction site or being in the vicinity of one, where harm was inflicted as a result of unsafe, negligent or hazardous conditions.
In 2009 there were almost 300 fatalities related to construction site negligence. The devastating aspect of these figures is that it is not only the deceased or injured that suffers, but the family that is left behind to grieve and in many cases unable to support themselves if the deceased or injured was the sole income earner.
A construction site injury lawsuit loan helps to mitigate some of the losses for the injured and their families by providing financial assistance while they are awaiting settlement of their lawsuit. The lawsuit loan can be used for common things like rent, lease payments, food, maintenance and transport. There are no limits to what a construction site injury loan can be used for and there are never any monthly repayments to be made. This is one of the major benefits of this type of lawsuit cash advance. The non recourse nature also means that if the case happens to be lost, there is nothing to repay. The lawsuit lending company bears all of the risk.
Death is the most drastic consequence of construction accidents. Other frequently reported construction site injuries are:
- Spinal cord
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Multiple fractures
- Burns
- Severe wounding
- Electrical accidents
- Paralysis
- Severed spine
- Cumulative trauma disorder
- Repetitive motion/stress
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
If you have suffered any of these injuries or similar, the first port of call would be to contact an attorney that specializes in construction site accidents. There are numerous ways that these accidents can occur, and often there has been negligence at play or some form of unsafe working environment. The most commonly reported types of construction site accidents include
- Scaffolding falls
- Roof falls
- Other falls from elevated surfaces
- Being struck by moving or falling objects/machinery
- Electrical accidents
- Health problems due to exposure to hazardous materials
- Malfunctioning or unsafe equipment
Cases such as these can become problematic and difficult to settle when the construction site owners or operators deny liability for the injuries suffered and this can significantly delay the resolution of the case. In such cases, a construction site injury lawsuit loan works for the benefit of the injured, their families and attorneys, so that there isn’t a premature settlement of the lawsuit due to economic pressure.
Find out more about:
How to apply for a lawsuit loan,
Lawsuit Advance Funding
How to get a Personal Injury Settlement Advance
Don’t be forced to settle for less than your construction site injury lawsuit is worth just because you are experiencing financial difficulty. A construction site injury lawsuit loan helps you fight for a fair settlement. Contact Case Cash for a quick assessment. We can give you a free evaluation and if approved, the funds can be received in as little as 24 hours.
Case Cash can provide a construction site injury lawsuit loan in the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming and the District of Columbia D.C.
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