Lawsuit Funding Industry Pioneer Celebrates 11 Years

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For Immediate Release

(Newswire.net – April 30, 2013) Portland, IN – The founder of the renowned lawsuit funding website, LawsuitCash.com is excited to announce that the business (Lawsuit Cash) is celebrating 11 years in business, and 10 years since the official launch of the company’s website on the internet.  While the tough economy over the past few years has forced many pre-settlement funding companies to leave the marketplace, Lawsuit Cash is alive and well.

Dion Winn (President and Founder), created the lawsuit funding company in 2002, after realizing that many personal injury victims and law firms found themselves in need of pre-settlement financing, while awaiting settlement of a personal injury claim.  He found that many victims and some law firms were having difficulty ‘staying the course’ during the complex and timely litigation process.  At times, many lawsuits have been abandoned, or settled pre-maturely, due to inadequate funds available to keep the victim or his lawyer in the suit.  He believed that his previous 10 years of experience in the mortgage finance industry, coupled with his paralegal education, would allow him to efficiently evaluate the financial needs of plaintiffs, and effectively communicate with their attorneys to evaluate the potential claim value. 

Over the past 11 years, his settlement advance program has allowed thousands of plaintiffs and their attorneys to go on to become victorious in their pursuit of justice, after serious injuries were caused by the neglect of others.

Located in Portland, Indiana, the settlement funding firm operates nationwide, with the help of the website presence. One may contact the firm through the website.  Some of the claims that qualify for lawsuit advance funding include: Auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, medical malpractice, slip and fall, dog bites, product liability, railroad claims, wrongful death and more.

Winn does want the public to understand that claims involving minor soft-tissue injuries and such injuries that are not visibly noted in medical diagnostic reports, may not qualify for funding.  His statement on the website goes on to say that “Qualifying injuries include: spinal disc bulge, protrusion, or herniation; soft tissue tear; bone fracture or break; joint dislocation; facial lacerations resulting in scarring; or other injuries requiring surgery.”  However, these law suit funding services commonly referred to as lawsuit loans, settlement loans, personal injury loans, litigation loans, are available for most verifiable injuries.

Lawsuit settlement funding is indeed a specialty field, and very few financial institutions are willing to be involved in such long-term and high-risk financial transactions. Winn has shown his confidence in our legal system, by being a serious player in this area of need. Victims of accidents and injury, as well as law firms that cannot carry the suit through to fruition, without financial assistance, might both be as excited about the company’s continued success.

Dion Winn invites all interested parties to visit the website to learn more about this much-needed lawsuit advance funding opportunity. That website can be found online at www.LawsuitCash.com. One may also contact the owner through the site contact information.

Contact:

Dion Winn

LawsuitCash.com

Portland, IN 47371

877-721-2274