When you’re recovering from a serious orthopedic injury, time slows down, but bills don’t. Medical costs, lost wages, and everyday expenses pile up while your lawsuit moves forward at its own pace.

At Baker Street Funding, we provide pre-settlement funding to plaintiffs like you. Our cash advances are non-recourse—meaning repayment only happens if your case wins. No win, no payback.

What Is an Orthopedic Injury in a Lawsuit?

Orthopedic injuries involve the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, or spine. In personal injury cases, these injuries often result from another party’s negligence—like a reckless driver, an unsafe workplace, or a slip-and-fall accident on poorly maintained property.

In lawsuits, these injuries can be costly not just in medical bills, but in how they disrupt your ability to work, care for your family, and live normally.

Quick Fact: The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons reports that musculoskeletal injuries account for over 50% of all disabling health conditions in adults.

Common Orthopedic Injuries Seen in Lawsuits

Orthopedic injuries commonly arise in:

Auto accidents – car, truck, motorcycle, or pedestrian crashes.
Workplace accidents – construction, factory, or warehouse-related incidents.
Premises liability – property owners failing to maintain safe conditions.
Medical malpractice – surgical errors or delayed diagnoses leading to bone/joint complications.
Product liability – defective equipment or machinery causing orthopedic harm.

They also vary in severity, with such as:

Fractures and broken bones Open, closed, comminuted and stress fractures.
Spinal injuries – herniated discs, vertebral fractures, or nerve damage.
Joint injuries – torn ACLs, dislocated shoulders, or hip injuries requiring surgery.
Catastrophic injuries – permanent damage that may require lifelong medical care.

Each of these can lead to long-term recovery, repeated surgeries (knee replacements, spinal fusions, or reconstructive procedures), and ongoing physical therapy—draining both finances and patience while waiting for a fair settlement.

These cases often take years to resolve, especially when insurance companies dispute liability or push for lowball offers.

How Pre-Settlement Funding Helps

Here’s the reality: insurance companies know the longer they delay, the more financial pressure you feel. Pre-settlement funding gives you cash now, so you can stay in the fight and let your attorney get you what you deserve.

Cover medical bills and therapy costs.
Pay rent, mortgage, or utilities without falling behind.
Keep food on the table while you’re unable to work.
Avoid settling too soon for a 1/3 of what your case is worth.

At Baker Street Funding, our advances are non-recourse. That means if your case loses, you owe nothing back. It’s not a loan in the traditional sense—it’s financial support tied directly to your future settlement.

Why Choose Baker Street Funding

Not all funding companies operate the same way. Many charge sky-high rates or hide terms in fine print. We don’t.

When you work with us, you get:

Non-recourse advances – no repayment if your case doesn’t settle.
Ethical practices – transparent terms, no hidden fees.
Low rates with caps – so your settlement isn’t eaten away by costs.
One-on-one funding experts – real people guiding you through every step.
Fast approvals – often within 24–48 hours once we get case details.

You’ve already got enough stress on your shoulders. We make the funding process simple, clear, and plaintiff-focused.

Final Word

An orthopedic injury can change your life overnight. While you focus on healing and your attorney focuses on winning, pre-settlement funding bridges the gap. At Baker Street Funding, we’re here to help you stand firm against financial strain so you don’t have to settle for less.

Ready to explore your options? Contact us today at (888) 711-3599 to discuss pre-settlement funding for your orthopedic injury case.