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Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Information

Are You in Need of Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Because You've Been Injured? Do You Need Money Today and Not When The Insurance Company Decides to Pay You? Does It Seem As If The Delays Won't End... And The Bills Don't Stop? If This Describes Your Situation...Relax Because The Most Innovative Solution Is Available to Assist Injured Plaintiffs

"No Win...No Pay...No Risk” Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing

If your financial situation is described above take heart, because you're about to discover the most incredible solution for solving a financial crisis designed just for injured plaintiffs in a lawsuit. The answer comes from an innovative program called "No Win...No Pay...No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing and by means of this program, 1st Choice Funding positions injured plaintiff's in a lawsuit with the ability to obtain a "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing. With “No Risk” Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing plaintiffs obtain cash without risk to you as a lawsuit advance is based entirely on the anticipated future recovery of a lawsuit settlement and nothing more. Only the investor who provides the money takes a risk on the success of a lawsuit, in fact not you, not your attorney, not anyone but the investor looses if your lawsuit is not successful for any reason. With “No Risk” Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing you have nothing to loose and everything to gain because "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing delivers money in days vs. waiting months or even years for insurance settlement. That's right today, while waiting for a lawsuit insurance settlement you can obtain "Risk Free" lawsuit cash in your hand right now! Are you saying to yourself "right……this sounds too good to be true"? If you think it does, we agree, and that’s why we now invite you to become informed about your lawsuit options and opportunities as an unheard of way to solve pressing and often urgent financial situations.

What Is "Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing" And How Do Such Work For Injured Plaintiff's?

Simply put Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing are not loans at all but are instead money offered by private investors who, after evaluating your case see potential success and so they offer you needed cash ahead of a potential future lawsuit settlement. A Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is the remedy to the financial plight you've been forced to endure and as a suffering plaintiff, you know 1st hand how injuries have taken their toll on your income. Then add to the equation the fact is, the insurance company is in no hurry to settle your case. Why though do insurance companies delay settlement, isn't deliberately delaying settlement illegal? Well here are the facts, decide for yourself the answer:

1. You must reach MMR (maximum medical recovery) which MMR takes time to achieve. MMR provides the window of opportunity the insurance company needs to cover the real issue of increasing profits but your recovery in an injury case is a great cover to their standard business practice.

2. Rather than settling your case for all of the damages your going to sustain, the insurance company seeks the right opportunity to settle your claim for "pennies on the dollar" and reduced settlements don't happen unless the adjuster manipulates the claimant to settle before an attorney becomes involved in the process, because attorneys know how adjusters work, its in their training and part of their profit sharing if they can take advantage of an unsuspecting claimant which they are liable for, and offer a pennies on the dollar settlement early on.

3. The “window of opportunity for pennies on the dollar settlements" occurs statistically when you're most likely to be “starved out financially” which in essence means, months down the road at the earliest they will make a very low offer in hopes you will accept such out of desperation. Remember as long as your treating you haven’t reached MMR, so the insurance company has the "legal loophole" which to exploit. What in actuality occurs is an opportunity to later capitalize on your financial destitution.

4. There’s another even larger added bonus the insurance company has in delayed settlements, as such continue earn interest for the insurance company as long as they control your settlement money. If for as long as possible they collectively add hundreds of millions of dollars in added interest during the lawsuit process. Individually there’s not a huge amount of interest earned off of any one settlement however, when such continues to reside in the insurance pool, hundreds of millions earns tens of millions in interest very quickly. Thus the longer the insurance company maintains control of your settlement money, the more interest they earn and offset the settlement they make with plaintiffs.

5. Additionally the longer an insurance company utilizes delaying settlement, the more interest earnings they acquire which in reality means when they finally do compensate you, by maintaining control for the length of time they have, the insurance company actually looses nothing in most instances because the interest earned equals to or is even more than the settlement itself paid out.




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"No one pays much attention to how a person who has been injured is going to live while waiting for a case to go to trial. The legal system tends to put people who cannot afford to wait for their money at a disadvantage"… Boston Bar Ethics Committee Chairman Gerry Cohen

While it may be true Mr. Cohen aptly describes the litigation process and the plight such creates for plaintiffs, 1st Choice Funding goes farther as we provide the most innovative financial solution you can take to the bank. Everyday 1st Choice Funding assists injured plaintiffs much like yourself, who themselves were also enduring the "never ending delays syndrome" but who now have been put on the road to financial survival thanks to a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing.

With “No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing you can for the first time in the lawsuit process actually begin to "level the playing field" because a "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing provides the cash needed to stay afloat as you're provided with the funds needed to pay for life's necessities while buying your attorney the time needed to obtain full case collection. Why is this of such great importance? Because full case collection means both you and your attorney leave the settlements table a winner as Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing directly helps you, while it indirectly helps your attorney. How so? Because when an attorney works on a contingency which means the attorney is only paid if a win occurs, the attorney using simple math is clearly benefited when you obtain a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing because without such you may be “forced” to settle "today" which could mean the difference between in tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars less in a settlement! Remember financial vulnerability is not where you want to be nor should you ever be. As the old saying goes "a chain is only as strong as its weakest link" thus financial pressure is not wise for you for recovery, and as equally unwise for your attorney because from a business stand point, your attorney ethically must settle your case if you say to do so, which can and does happen when a plaintiff is in sore financial straights. But now with the help a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing provide early settlements are a thing of the past!

How Much Money Can You Receive With "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing?

Depending on the injuries and damages sustained (No "soft tissue injuries") a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing begins at $5,000.00 and is unlimited there after. However, using a basic mathematical principle Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is determined on a 10% conservative settlement value. So in order to qualify for Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing you must first have an attorney, then your attorney must be on a Contingency Agreement (meaning you don't win they don’t get paid) and third your suit must be against an insurance company or a self insured company. The bottom line is, your suit must be real, your attorney must have an interest in ensuring your case will success, and your damages must be against a source that can be collected upon if a verdict is in your favor.

In order to obtain Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing your attorney must be in agreement and cooperative. We recommend before beginning the Lawsuit Financing process you provide your attorney with a clear picture of your financial situation. In order to proceed with Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing your attorney must cooperate and 1st Choice Funding MUST have 100% cooperation at all times. Without such trust our investors will not provide the "crucial link" to money and thus letting your attorney know your financial situation and getting them on the same page before beginning is of ultimate importance. If your attorney is reluctant to cooperate, or may even be negative about your decision to request Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing please direct them to our website, or have them call us and we will be more than happy to help them better understand how you and they both are going to be benefited by your receiving Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing.
To Apply For "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Click Here
If a private investor finds after analyzing your case your lawsuit qualifies for Lawsuit Financing, you have 2 entities on your side, your attorney as your first line of defense and 1st Choice Funding and our investor portfolio as your second. Thus for the 1st time since the litigation process began can you being to "level the playing field" which before was clearly stacked against you but now with our resources at your disposal, you have the staying power the insurance company has not built into their "starvation statistics"!!

Let’s Look at Some of The Amazing Benefits "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Offers:

  • Cash NOW Without Credit!
  • Cash NOW Without Employment!
  • Cash NOW Without RISK!
  • Cash NOW Without Monthly Payments!
  • Cash NOW Without Collateral!
  • Cash Now Without Any More Waiting!
  • There’s no doubt about it "No Risk” Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing simply is amazing and there's no program anywhere comparable to the benefits "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing offers to injured plaintiffs! Only "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing puts cash in your hand now giving you the financial staying power to survive the "starve out" tactics insurance companies play everyday with injured plaintiff’s and ONLY Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing provide 100% "Risk Free" money to injured plaintiffs. If your case qualifies and you’re a recipient of Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing and the unthinkable happens, you never receive settlement on your case, Lawsuit Financing monies is never paid back, it's that simple! That's right even if your case is lost, 100% of the money advanced and the interest it earned are NEVER paid back....not one penny... EVER! Only with "No Risk Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing" are you a winner no matter your cases outcome because ONLY with money advanced from Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing are you as the plaintiff winning 100% of the time no matter your cases outcome! That's a real first wouldn't you say? It does about time someone was on the “little guys” side wouldn’t you agree? 1st Choice Funding is and we're here to prove it!

    Need More Information About Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing? Please Continue Reading.....Here are the facts;

    Only "No Risk” Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Provide Cash Today Without Risk, No Tricks or Gimmicks and we're not kidding because 1st Choice Funding understands what your up against. We understand the legal system as well as the insurance industry and we also know the financial hardship both create for injured plaintiffs. That's why we have worked tirelessly to develop the most innovative "Risk Free" solution to this paradox while offering to plaintiff's real solution. Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is the answer to the financial plight injuries and lost income, and the litigation process leave behind.

    Why Should Your Attorney Cooperate With A Request For Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing?

    Because attorneys are guided by the following Professional Rules of Conduct:

    Fact 1- Professional Ethics:

    Attorneys are legally and ethically barred from assisting clients financially no matter the financial hardship a client faces or how the attorney personally feels, the attorney of record can not assist a client with personnel or living expenses. The attorney may only incur expenses for filing fees, expert testimony, or plaintiff's medical care.

    Fact 2 Only Disinterested 3rd Parties:

    ONLY disinterested 3rd parties are by law in every state LEGALLY permitted to issue Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing to a plaintiff's for living expenses, as Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing investors may secure such an advance by a lien filed on the case at the time of issuance.

    Fact 3 Professional Disbarment:

    Any attorney who violates the mandates regarding assisting clients financially risks professional discipline including; penalties, injunctions or disbarment. No attorney will accept such a risk in behalf of a client no matter how they may personally feel about their clients needs.

    Fact 4 Case Risk:

    Each lawsuit filed is unique and as a result there's never a guarantee of success on any given case, no matter how clear the liability appears to be. A Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is a risk to the investor who makes such an advance and risk and interest rates are directly related to each other in a venture capital situation.

    Fact 5 The American Bar's Opinion:

    According to the American Bar Association, the States Bar for each of the 50 States and the States Attorney Generals Office for each State, only disinterested 3rd parties LEGALLY are permitted to issue Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing on any case.

    Fact 6 Delays In Settlement:

    Delayed insurance settlements are a common business practice which generates billions in added revenue to insurance company’s profits every year. Delayed insurance settlements create the right environment for the insurance company when financial hardship for plaintiff is the result. Statistics clearly show economic hardships coerce plaintiffs into accepting fractional settlements and fractional settlements cost both plaintiffs and their contingent attorneys.

    Fact 7 Level The Playing Field:

    Most injured litigants do not have the financial where with all to endure both the loss of income due to an injury plus delayed settlements. With a “one, two punch” insurance companies are able to create the environment where they obtain the upper hand as clients are offered and accept pennies on the dollar settlements.

    Fact 8 Attorneys Earn More Money:

    Contingent attorneys earn significantly more money across the board when clients who have received a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing are in the financial position to endure insurance companies delayed settlement tactics. The facts show that Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing are good for plaintiffs and for counsel because when clients have the financial fortitude to buy the time needed, such time then allows the attorney “the window of opportunity to work effectively in obtaining the maximum settlement on the case.

    Fact 9 Interest & Risk Are Factors:

    Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing interest rates vary greatly depending on the investor. Because not all Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing investors offer clients the lowest rate, clients are best served by a professional financial consultant who works to negotiate in behalf of the client the lowest rate of return for the pre settlement loans. Only a professional financial consultant is trained to most effectively represent a client in securing Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing and only a professional financial consultant can assist a client in obtaining the least expensive return on Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing. 1st Choice Funding possess an extensive database of investors whose rates are monitored, and only 1st Choice Funding works diligently to place clients with the investors who will offer the lowest rate of return on each Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing issued.

    How Will I Know If My Case Qualifies for Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing?

    Here’s the Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Criteria;

    1. You MUST have an attorney who is on a contingency basis which means if they don't win they don't get paid
    2. There MUST be an insurance company or a self insured company at fault.
    3. You MUST have real injuries which can be proven, NO SOFT TISSUE INJURIES


    Other Types of Cases That Receive Funding;

  • Motor Vehicle Injuries
  • Passenger Injuries
  • Pedestrian Injury
  • Personal Injury
  • General Negligence
  • Employment Discrimination Whistleblower (Qui Tam)
  • Product Liability
  • Construction Negligence
  • Mass Tort
  • Asbestos
  • Pharmaceutical Litigation
  • Airplane Accidents
  • Commercial Torts
  • Assaults
  • Commercial Appellate Settlements
  • Zyprexa Cases
  • Sexual Harassment
  • Boating Accidents
  • Tobacco/Smoking
  • Burn Injuries
  • Worker's Compensation Cases* (in most states)
  • Construction Accidents
  • Dog Bites
  • Jones Act Maritime/Seaman's Claims
  • Medical Malpractice
  • Motorcycle & Bicycle Accidents
  • Nursing Home Neglect
  • Premises Liability
  • Railroad Claims (FELA)
  • Wrongful Death
  • Judgments
  • Structured Settlement
  • Tractor Trailer Accident
  • Slip & Fall
  • Settled Cases
  • Toxic Mold
  • Wrongful Termination
  • Attorney Funding
  • Appellate Cases
  • Probate Cases
  • Select Canadian Cases
  • Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is available in every state except Ohio

    "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Puts "Risk Free" Money In Your Hand Today! For a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Application Click Here

    Workers Compensation Lawsuit Financing Is Available In;

    Alaska
    Idaho
    Nebraska
    South Carolina
    Arizona
    Illinois
    New Hampshire
    Tennessee
    Indiana
    Texas
    Iowa
    Utah
    Colorado
    Vermont
    Connecticut
    Louisiana
    North Dakota
    Delaware
    Maine
    Florida
    Georgia
    West Virginia
    Hawaii
    Michigan
    Rhode Island
    Wyoming
    California Workers Compensation 3rd Party Cases

    See Your State Not Listed Above? Then Look in the 2nd Category States Below....

    Workers Compensation Lawsuit Financing Is Not Available For OH or CA

    For Workers Compensation Cases in:

    New York
    New Jersey
    Oregon
    North Carolina
    Arkansas
    Wisconsin
    Washington
    Washington D.C.
    Kentucky
    Oklahoma
    Michigan
    Minnesota
    Pennsylvania
    Kansas
    Massachusetts:

    Please Click Here For Workers Compensation Funding Directions

    Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Provides The Ability Today To:

  • Pay Bills
  • Pay Medical Expenses
  • Receive Needed Medical Care
  • Avoid Serious Financial Crisis
  • Prevent Evictions, Foreclosure or Bankruptcy
  • Maintain A Standard of Living
  • Obtain Ongoing Advances In Certain Critical Care Cases

    Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing - Added Program Features

    No Credit Needed for a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing
    No Monthly Payments on Lawsuit Financing
    No Employment Needed for Lawsuit Financing
    No Collateral Necessary For Lawsuit Financing
    Affordable Rates**
    1st Choice Offers FREE LAWSUIT CASE EVALUATIONS
    There's No Obligation To Repay Lawsuit Financing If Your Case Is Unsuccessful

    1st Choice Funding takes pride in offering the lowest lawsuit loan rates in the industry and as professional financial consultants we work for you to ensure your financial interest is protected! 1st Choice Funding is here not to exploit your financial difficulty but rather to ensure you receive a fair and equitable opportunity for full settlement and financial recovery.

    What Does "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Cost?

    1st Choice Funding brings to the table a variety of Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing programs each designed specifically to benefit every client with the lowest possible fee's available. Our consultants provide a free review of your file and then based on your case type and damages; we will select the investor who provides Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing at the lowest rate of return available.

    Our Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing programs are outlined as followed:

    All Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing includes a 20% set up fee of the advanced amount. This fee only applies to successfully funded cases. This fee is neither on case settlement nor on cases not funded. To illustrate the cost for a $5,000.00 pre settlement loans, a $1,000.00 fee is added to the loan repayment amount which is paid only “if & when” settlement occurs and is applicable on the first $50,000.00 only. For funding amounts of more we will provide a chart to detail the sliding scale of funding amounts.

    Depending on your case type Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing may differ from case to case in interest rates. Each of our programs are as follows and prior to receiving "No Risk" Lawsuit Financing are you advised of the costs. 1st Choice Funding provides the lowest Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing rates available anywhere as we offer;

    3.5% compounded monthly
    2.99%
    5% per mo.
    8% Interest compounded monthly w/ a 6 mo Minimum
    10% per Mo.
    0% Interest and The Plaintiff Sells a Portion of Their Lawsuit.
    39% Annual Interest
    4.99% Compounded Monthly
    5.99%

    All set up and interest fees are only due if and when settlement occurs, that's the beauty of "No Risk" pre settlement loans. As professional financial consultant's 1st Choice Funding is here to protect your financial interest by offering the widest variety of programs available anywhere and depending on the type of lawsuit you have, and the amount of Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing money you need, combined with the time frame that occurs before collection, each plays a role in the total return cost. Your personal financial consultant will assist you in achieving a financially sound plan of action as "No Risk" Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is one phase of assisting you in achieving financial recovery.

    Is Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Illegal?

    The ever growing trend litigation has opponents and supporters in a gridlock and at the center of the controversy is a new type of service called “litigation funding” or “Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing” which they are most frequently referred to as. For opponents their position they say on the Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing debate is clear; Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is “usurious” and “Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing exploits litigants at a time when they are most vulnerable”. Opponents use terms like “usurious” or “champery” to describe what they feel Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing are. However for most of the populace terms like “usurious” or “champery” are not used in everyday conversation, but in legal circles such refers to activity that’s illegal which is some pretty strong allegations, so is Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing illegal? Let’s find out.

    Now on the opposite side of this issue supporters say their position is clear: “opposing Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is objectionable and is the result of an uninformed mind as it appears when opponents blanket a long needed and valuable service like Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing with emotionally offensive words “exploitive or illegal”, they do so because they “don’t have the facts. Sadly it seems many aren’t interested in learning the facts because of preconceived notions, arrogance, pride or even blatant stupidity, opponents aren’t interested in the facts and the benefits Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing offers” say supporters.

    Despite the gridlock both sides agree on one fact; illegal acts are nothing new and are definitely not limited to the arena of Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing. So then the questions remain; Is Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing illegal and do they exploit hardship? If so “Why are thousands of attorneys every year supporting their client’s efforts in obtaining Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing? How do the facts affect your decision and opportunity to obtain Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing? Consider the following regarding this heavily debated issue and then decide for yourself whose side of the Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing issue you stand on.

    The Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Debate

    At the center of the controversy of Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing isn’t the fact that plaintiffs receive money based on future settlement, but rather on the fact that Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing accrues interest, which is only paid along with the advance when and if the case settles. For a third party investor, who is the only entity legally permitted to assist the client financially, to advance money on a case without risk to the client or the attorney and then be denied compensation for the risk they assume is not realistic. Ironically the same opponents quoted have been polled regarding the “return” they need if it was their money that was invested in the same cases and quite revealing it is to hear opponents admit “if it was my money I guess I would want the same in return or more.” Is it possible then for at least some of the objections to be coming from another underlying reason not out rightly expressed? What is the real reason opponents object to Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing? Well you decide.

    The facts are for private investors who offer Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing are at best compensated 50-55% of the time for the cases they invest in. Thus built into the interest return is the “risk factor” the investor assumes as well as the loss ratio. Obviously if lives were lived in reverse no investor would need added interest to cover losses, but because none of us knows from day to day what tomorrow will be the cases who are successfully litigated must provide the compensation recovery in order to keep the investor solvent.

    Why then would any competent attorney refuse to direct a client who may be in the midst of financial crisis to Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing? Opponents assert “The interest could prevent the case from settling when the investor wants the advanced money plus interest, and there’s no money left for the client and the client refuses to settle” or “The settlement offer may not cover all the liens on the case and Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing repayment could prevent settlement from occurring” or “The attorney finds the interest exploitive and wants to protect the client from harm”. While each of these reasons sounds good and it may be on occasion a well meaning attorney discourages a client from pursuing Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing because they truly are protecting their client, in most instances “protecting the client” from industry normal interest proves actually to be to the client’s detriment as well as the attorneys. The issue has escalated for some attorneys who have refused to cooperate with a client who seeks Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing entirely and while a well meaning attorney may feel convinced their client’s financial interests are being exploited by Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing, the attorney may actually be jeopardizing their clients full settlement, their survival of life’s necessities and even the relationship the client has with the attorney itself because the client always has the option of taking their case to an attorney who will represent them as well as assist them in obtaining financial staying power through Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing. Thus in the end what really did the attorney gain by opposing the clients efforts to acquire Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing?

    Thus while sorting through all the issues still the question remains: Are clients being exploited by Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing and to answer this question let’s examine 1st Choice Funding and the Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing program they offer called “No Risk” Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing and let’s see if the opponents to Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing have merit in their argument.

    “No Win…No Pay…No Risk Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing”

    Because a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing is called a “loan” the question remains “is Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing really a loan”? To answer the question fairly, let’s compare Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing to a traditional loan and after review the facts, ask yourself; “when was the last time I was offered a traditional loan under these terms.

    A loan without credit
    A loan even with bad credit-
    A loan no matter how bad a credit score is
    A loan without collateral of any kind
    A loan without employment
    A loan without a monthly payment
    A loan without repayment if I loose my lawsuit

    Only through “No Risk” Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing are recipients offered money under these terms as capital from private investors becomes available based on the likelihood of litigation success at conservative amounts of 10% of the anticipated recovery conservatively. Why only 10% of the anticipated recovery? To protect the client in the end so when settlement occurs the client receives a fair portion of the settlement after paying the expenses on the case.

    Thus it appears when hastily comparing “No Risk Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing” to a “Traditional Bank Loan” this is not an “apples to apples” comparison but rather an "apples to oranges" comparison. Which one is the apple and the orange depends then on your position regarding Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing. If a plaintiff or their attorney is interest rate sensitive then a credit card advance or a 2nd mortgage will more to the liking because of the lower interest, however because most injured litigants are also suffering with “credit issues” caused by the chain of events along with significantly less or no income at all, making monthly payments are not a viable option, plus there is no loophole if the pending litigation is not won. However the opposite is true with “No Risk” Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing as a Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing offers both money today without risk and money today with interest rates averaging 3-5% per month. For many plaintiffs not being strapped with more monthly debts plus being relieved of a repayment obligation if the pending litigation is lost is most appealing then the “no credit needed- no monthly payments ever- no risk Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing” is most definitely the preferred option.

    The Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing Opportunity

    Everyday thousands of litigants are joining the proponent side of the Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing issue and are part of the swelling list of supporters who not only have benefited by Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing but clearly feel others should have the right to benefit from Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing as well. The question remains: “Are opponents right? Are litigants being exploited?” Let the facts speak for themselves:

    FACT I- Attorneys remain in full control of any case leveraged by Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing and the investor never interferes with nor jeopardizes the cases integrity at any time.

    FACT II- Clients are provided with Lawsuit Financing contracts which discloses all repayment costs in full. This information is provided prior to the Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing being issued. There are no later surprises to the client jeopardizing the potential future settlement of the case.

    FACT III- Attorney’s are provided with full disclosure of Lawsuit Financing terms before a client signs the contract, all disclosures are made prior to the Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing's execution.

    FACT IV- Attorneys hold no financial responsibility for repayment on cases unsuccessfully litigated which cases have received Lawsuit Financing against.

    FACT V- No terms supersede the original executed Lawsuit Financing contract without consent of all parties involved. There are no later surprises on a No Risk Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing.

    FACT VI- Attorneys hold no financial responsibility for repayment on a client’s Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing, even if the attorney acts in negligence in handling a case.

    Protecting Your Financial Interest When Acquiring Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing

    As professional financial consultants 1st Choice Funding specializes in Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing for both Plaintiff’s and Attorney’s. With a company commitment of "Protecting Your Interest from Interest", 1st Choice Funding takes exploitation out of the Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing debate by making a commitment on each funding to secure the lowest rate of interest for the type of risk the case contains. 1st Choice Funding works for clients not investors, thus 1st Choice Funding works to protect the client’s financial interest just as the attorney works to protect the client legal interest.

    1st Choice Funding works to protect clients financially when such seek to obtain Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing, because protecting clients today is not a commitment it’s a passion. As professionals 1st Choice Funding believes in building lifelong client relationships, relationship for both today and for tomorrow because we believe that while Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing may be a necessity today, our professional financial services are what our clients need for tomorrow and we are here to deliver such.

    1st Choice Funding works to “Protect Your Interest from Interest” with “No Risk Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing”. Civil Rights Lawsuit Financing from 1st Choice Funding is your 1st step to a smarter financial future. 1st Choice Funding provides your Financial Bridge.

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    Alaska 92-3 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Arizona 91-22 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    California (L.A. County Bar) Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Colorado 96/97-17 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    District of Columbia 196 D.C. Bar Website
    Florida 00-3 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Hawaii 34 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Illinois 92-9 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Maryland 94-45 Maryland Bar Website
    Massachusetts 83-7 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Michigan RI-321 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Missouri 20000006 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Nebraska 00-2 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    New Jersey 691 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    New York 666 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    North Carolina2000-4 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Ohio 94-8, 94-11, 2003-Ohio-2721 Lawsuit Settlement Funding 1
    Lawsuit Settlement Funding 2
    Rancman v. Interim Settlement Funding Corp.
    Pennsylvania 93-145 Pennsylvania Bar Website
    Pennsylvania(Philadelphia Bar) 91-9 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Rhode Island 92-2 Website
    South Carolina 94-04 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Tennessee 99-A-666 Website
    Texas 465 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Utah 97-11, 02-01 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Virginia 1155, 1379, 1441 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Wisconsin E-92-3 Lawsuit Settlement Funding


    Ethics Opinions For Attorney Funding
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    Arizona 01-07 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    California (L.A. County Bar) 499 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Florida 00-3 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Georgia 92-1 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Illinois 94-6 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Kentucky E-420 Kentucky Bar Website
    Louisiana 00-C-0414 Chittenden v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins. Co.
    Maine 152, 177 Lawsuit Settlement Funding 1Lawsuit Settlement Funding 2
    Maryland 94-24 Maryland Bar Website
    Missouri 970066 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    New Jersey 603 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    New York 754 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    New York (NYC Bar)1997-1 Lawsuit Settlement Funding(opinion on lawsuit funding at bottom of Bar webpage)
    Ohio 2001-3 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Tennessee 98-A-659 Website
    Texas 465 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Utah 97-11, 02-01 Lawsuit Settlement Funding 1Lawsuit Settlement Funding 2
    Virginia 1595 Lawsuit Settlement Funding
    Case Law Here are some court decisions relevant to lawsuit settlement funding:

    Saladini v. Righellis, 426 Mass. 231, 687 N.E.2d 1224 (1997)
    Osprey, Inc. v. Cabana Ltd. Partnership, 340 S.C. 367, 532 S.E.2d 269 (2000)
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