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Find Out Your Case’s Approval Amount – Enter the Information Below

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Step 1. Type of Personal Injury Case

Select the type of personal injury case

Step 2. Venue (State Jurisdiction)

County Designation

Select the state

Step 5. Current Condition & Other Damages

Current Condition

Select your current condition

Loss of Earnings

Loss of earnings is an important figure in evaluating the ultimate lawsuit funding value for your case because courts recognize these damages “dollar for dollar” in awarding compensation at trial.

Amount of your loss of earnings to date

Please choose the type of earning capacity you are engaged in

Out of Pocket Medical Expenses, Letters of Protection and Medical Liens

Medical Expenses are an important factor in assessing a value to your lawsuit for purposes of lawsuit funding.
Please insert a number below for the total amount of medical expenses incurred to date as well as an estimate as to how much more medical expenses will be paid in the future.

Total medical expenses (past and future estimate)

“Out of pocket” medical costs are paid by the plaintiff himself.
Please insert a number below for “out of pocket” medical expenses. That is, medical expenses that were not paid by insurance or by Letter of Protection.

Out of Pocket Medical Costs

Lost Profits

Some courts recognize loss profit or loss of opportunity as a measure of damages. If your lawsuit contends that as a result of your accident, you sustained economic damages because of lost profits or lost opportunity, please choose how you plan on proving it.

Proof

Please estimate the amount of your loss

Loss of Consortium

Courts consider loss of consortium a valid form of damages. Loss of consortium includes loss of companionship from a spouse but can also include children. Please chose whether your loss of consortium claim will include:

Relationship

Collateral Source

Damages collected by a “collateral source” are often repaid out of a settlement or recovery in whole or in part. One example is that where there are benefits paid for injury in a workers’ compensation case, the workers’ compensation insurance carrier places a lien on the personal injury case.
If you have received benefits from a collateral source in connection with your personal injury case, please choose the source from the list below.

Collateral Source Benefits

If you know the amount of benefits received, please enter it below

Step 7. Disclaimer (Not Legal Advice)

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Find Out Your Case’s Approval Amount – Enter the Information Below

Step 1. Type of Personal Injury Case

Step 2. Venue (State Jurisdiction)

Step 3. Injuries

Step 4. Treatments

Step 5. Current Condition & Other Damages

Current Condition

Loss of Earnings

Out of Pocket Medical Expenses, Letters of Protection and Medical Liens

Lost Profits

Loss of Consortium

Collateral Source

Step 6. Insurance (Ability to Pay) Amounts available for settlement

Step 7. Disclaimer (Not Legal Advice)

Step 8. Contact Information

Step 9. Your Estimated Lawsuit Funding

Based off of the information you provided you are likely to qualify for lawsuit funding in the following range: Please contact our office to get started.