Breaking a bone after an accident turns your world inside out—almost overnight, you can find yourself juggling pain, hospital visits, and the worry of how to pay for it all. Suddenly, everyday tasks become difficult, time off work stretches longer than you’d hoped, and medical bills start piling up. It’s easy to feel distressed when you’re facing both physical recovery and financial worries at the same time.

At Baker Street Funding, we offer financial assistance to individuals with pending lawsuits related to broken bones or fractures. Our pre-settlement funding services allows for immediate access to funds, which can be used to cover medical bills, lost income, and other expenses while your case is pending. There’s no repayment if you lose.

Personal Injury Lawsuits Involving Broken Bones

When you experience a broken bone because of someone else’s carelessness or intentional actions, you have the right to pursue a personal injury lawsuit. These legal claims are designed to help you recover the costs that come with your injury—such as mounting medical bills, missed paychecks from being unable to work, and the real pain and disruption your injury brings to your daily life.

Pursuing a lawsuit for a broken bone isn’t always simple. The process involves proving that another party was at fault and demonstrating how your fracture has directly impacted your finances, health, and well-being. It also means clearly documenting your expenses, lost income, and the pain and suffering you’ve endured so you can be fairly compensated for all you’ve gone through.

What Types of Injuries Command Top Compensation?

Certain fractures result in higher compensation due to their severity and long-term impact. Here are some examples:

Comminuted Fractures: Bones shattered into multiple pieces, often requiring extensive surgery and prolonged recovery.
Open (Compound) Fractures: Bones piercing the skin, increasing infection risks and the need for multiple surgeries.
Vertebral Fractures: Can lead to paralysis and lifelong medical care.
Compression Fractures. Cause chronic back pain and movement issues, especially if multiple vertebrae are involved.
Pelvic Fractures: Often involve internal organ injuries and extensive rehabilitation.
Tibial Plateau Fractures: Affect the knee joint, requiring surgery and lengthy recovery, often leading to arthritis.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS): A chronic pain condition that significantly increases compensation due to its severe and lasting effects.

These injuries not only disrupt your life but also require substantial medical care, rehabilitation, and financial resources.

The Financial Strain of Broken Bones and Fractures

Dealing with a broken bone injury claim can be frustrating, especially when insurance companies use delay tactics. They often ask for endless medical paperwork or question necessary treatments like surgeries for severe fractures. Sometimes, they even argue that your injury was caused by something else or delay scheduling medical exams to drag things out.

These tactics are designed to take advantage of the stress and financial strain that come with serious injuries. That’s why it’s important to stay prepared and patient during the process.

If you’re struggling to cover medical bills or day-to-day expenses while waiting for your case to settle, pre-settlement funding can provide the financial relief you need to cover medical bills, daily expenses, and other costs. This risk-free support allows you to avoid settling your case prematurely for a lower amount.

Contact us today at (888) 711-3599 to learn how we can help you secure the funds you need while pursuing justice.

What Is Pre-Settlement Funding for Broken or Fractured Bones?

Pre-settlement funding is a financial solution for people with broken or fractured bones from personal injury accidents. If you’re facing large medical bills, lost wages, and daily expenses because of your injury, this support can make a real difference.

With pre-settlement funding, you get fast access to cash before your lawsuit settles—so you can pay for treatments, therapy, rent, groceries, or other essentials. Unlike a traditional loan, repayment is only required if you win your case. If you don’t win, you owe nothing.

This risk-free funding helps you focus on healing instead of worrying about bills or feeling pressured to accept a lower settlement. Our process is simple, confidential, and designed to get funds to you quickly.

If a broken bone injury is making it hard to cover your expenses, contact us today at (888) 711-3599 to see how pre-settlement funding can support your recovery and provide peace of mind.

Can I Use My Pre-Settlement Funds for Specialized Medical Care?

Absolutely. Pre-settlement funding gives you the flexibility to cover a wide range of specialized medical needs that support your daily life and recovery.

You can use your funds for:

Advanced or motorized wheelchairs
Custom crutches, walkers, or braces
Bionic or myoelectric prosthetic limbs
Continuous passive motion (CPM) machines
Adaptive physical therapy equipment
Home modifications like motorized stair chairs, accessibility ramps, roll-in showers, grab bars, and adjustable sinks
Specialized kitchen tools and utensils for limited hand function

Pre-settlement lawsuit funding ensures you can access the medical care, equipment, and home adaptations you need—helping you regain independence.

Get Your Lawsuit Loan in 3 Simple Steps

Getting started is easy. Apply online or call us at (888) 711-3599. We’ll review your case, consult with your personal injury attorney, and usually provide a decision within 24 hours. If approved, you and your attorney will receive a clear, transparent funding agreement to review and sign—no hidden fees or surprises.

Once signed, you can get the cash you need within hours. Your attorney will handle repayment from your settlement or judgment, including any outlined interest and fees.

What Qualifies a Broken Bone Injury Lawsuit For Legal Funding Eligibility?

To qualify for pre-settlement funds, you’ll need:

A personal injury attorney who’s on board with the funding process.
You must live in a state we can fund, and be suing someone with insurance that can cover your settlement.
Your case should be worth at least $50,000.
You need to be at least 18 years old.

How We Evaluate Your Broken Bone Injury Lawsuit for Funding Approval

At Baker Street Funding, we work with your attorney to evaluate your eligibility for legal funding approval. We review the strength of your claim, liability, injuries, and potential settlement value. Since this process involves a lien on your case and access to legal and medical records, your attorney’s cooperation and consent is required.

1. Clear Evidence of Fault

To strengthen your case, we look for solid proof of negligence or liability, such as accident scene evidence, eyewitness accounts and police reports, violation of laws or safety regulations.

2. Severity and Nature of the Injury

The extent of your injury plays a key role in determining your case’s value. We review:

Type of Fracture: Whether it’s a simple, compound, or comminuted fracture, as more severe injuries often strengthen your claim.
Complications: Issues like infections, non-union (when the bone doesn’t heal properly), or long-term disability.
Multiple Fractures: Cases involving multiple fractures often indicate greater trauma and longer recovery periods

3. Causation, Long-Term Prognosis, and Permanent Damage

Medical Records: ER reports, X-rays, MRIs, and doctor’s notes that detail the timing, nature, and severity of your fracture.
Expert Testimony: Orthopedic specialists, physical therapists, and rehabilitation physicians provide insights into your recovery process, functional impairments, and potential for permanent disability.
Functional Assessments: Reports that explain how your injury affects daily activities, such as walking, climbing stairs, or performing job-related tasks.
Independent Medical Examinations (IME): Comprehensive findings from orthopedic surgeons, neurologists (if nerve damage is involved), or trauma specialists.

4. Economic Impact

We understand that a broken bone injury can disrupt your life in many ways. That’s why we evaluate the financial damage, including lost wages and future earning potential, future care needs, and permanent disability.

5. Other Factors We Consider

Adequate Policy Limits: Confirmation that the defendant’s insurance policy has sufficient limits to cover the potential settlement or judgment of the injury suit.
Existing Liens or Settlement Offers: Any prior offers or liens that could impact your potential financial compensation.

Once we receive the necessary documents from your attorney, our team typically completes the review process within 24 to 48 hours. Here is where we determine an appropriate lawsuit funding amount — up to 10% of your projected settlement.

Take the First Step Towards Regaining Control of Your Life

Broken bones and fractures can turn your life upside down in an instant. The pain, the medical treatment, the lawsuit—can leave you feeling lost and alone. But with Baker Street Funding, you’re never alone. Our team specializes in broken bone and fracture cases, understanding the unique difficulties you face. We’re committed to treating you with the highest level of consideration, understanding, and skill.

All pre-settlement loans from Baker Street Funding are non-recourse. That means you get a portion of your potential injury settlement and only pay it back if you win your legal case. There’s no personal liability if you lose the lawsuit. Moreover, there are no credit checks, no income verification, and no monthly payments.

Don’t let financial worries compound your struggles. Apply today, and you could receive lawsuit funding within 24 hours. Our custom lawsuit financing solutions feature low non-compounding rates, capped at 3 years. More than a settlement funding provider, Baker Street Funding is your partner in the often difficult journey of personal injury litigation involving broken bones.

FAQ

How long does it typically take to receive funding after applying?

Once your application is approved, funds are usually disbursed quickly—often within hours.

Do I need to have good credit or provide employment verification to qualify?

No, your credit history and employment status are not factors in the approval process. Funding is solely based on the strength of your legal case.

What happens if I lose my case?

Our legal funding is non-recourse, meaning you owe nothing if your injury case does not result in a settlement or favorable judgment. There’s no risk of out-of-pocket repayment.

Do You offer surgery funding in connection with broken bone injury lawsuits?

Yes, Baker Street Funding provides financial support for plaintiffs who need surgery for personal injuries, including procedures for broken bones. Our medical lien lawsuit funding experts work with your legal and medical teams. Because the funding is non-recourse, you only have to repay it if you win or settle your case.

Some procedures we typically cover invlude:

Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF),
External Fixation,
Intramedullary Nailing,
Bone Grafting,
Arthroplasty (Joint Replacement),
Revision Surgery,
The Ilizarov Technique,
Spinal Fusion, and
Endoprosthetic Replacement.

You can contact us at (888) 711-3599 to learn more about our medical lien funding for personal injury lawsuits.

Why Do You Need My Broken Bone Treatment Costs?

Costs for broken bone injuries typically range from $310 to $150,000 depending on the severity and location of the fracture, the type of surgical procedure required, and other related factors.

We ask for these medical costs to help us estimate the potential value of your case. This estimation is important because it allows us to determine how much funding we can approve for you, often up to 10% of that projected case value.

This way, you can get the financial support you need while your case progresses.