Railroad & Train Accident Lawsuit Funding

 Railroad and train accidents can be dramatic, causing injuries, death and destruction on a massive scale. The Federal Railroad Administration (Office of Safety Analisys) said in 2018 alone there were a total of 10,482 railroad and train accidents/incidents. Of those accidents, 7,360 people were injured and 805 were fatal. 

If you have been injured due to a railway or train accident, consider railroad and train accident lawsuit funding. This type of non-recourse lawsuit funding provides a portion of your settlement proceeds as an advance, so that you don't have to wait for the money you need until a final settlement is reached in your case.

Train derailments, track obstructions, collisions, negligence or inexperience by the train's conductor, and other types of railroad occurrences can lead to disastrous crash scenes. Survivors are often left piecing back together their lives with serious injuries that may cause them problems for the rest of their lives. Spinal injuries and traumatic brain injuries, are the most common and can lead to permanent life long disabilities. As you recover from your incident, you may also experience financial issues, perhaps finding it difficult to meet your daily living requirements. Railroad and train accident lawsuit funding can provide a needed relief in funding until your settlement arrives. This funding is easy to apply for, and repayment is contingent on your successful settlement. If you don’t settle, you owe us nothing!

With railroad and train accident lawsuit funding, you receive a cash advance to cover your basic living expenses or any other financial obligations you have. The advance is a portion of your expected settlement proceeds. There is no repayment on the advance until you reach completion of your case, and funding is not based on credit or employment history.

When deciding on railroad and train accident lawsuit funding, the first step is filing out our lawsuit funding application. You provide the details of your train or railway accident to our specialists, who then review the details of your lawsuit to determine your eligibility. Your approval is based on case merits; if your case is likely to be settled with a favorable decision, then pre-settlement funding is usually awarded within a day or two, so you can get your life back together quickly, without the financial worry caused by your accident. Contact Baker Street Funding to find out how this type of pre-settlement funding can work for your case.