Car Accident Help: A Guide for the Aftermath

What Are the Options When a Car Accident Results in Permanent Disability?

 

Auto accident involving two cars

A person left permanently disabled by a car accident may feel totally overwhelmed, unsure of which way to turn, where to get the help so desperately needed. The future may look very different from life prior to the accident. The disabled person could be drowning in medical expenses, unable to work, therefore, unable to even pay normal monthly bills. He or she may need continuing surgical procedures, rehabilitative therapies, and may even need medical devices to accommodate the disability. 

The disabled individual could require mental health therapy to be able to adjust to a new life. In short, the future can look pretty dim for the person left permanently disabled through no fault of his or her own. When a negligent driver causes an accident that leaves an individual permanently disabled, they may wonder what options are out there—how to get a life back on track and regain a future. At this point, the best thing to do for the future is to contact an experienced personal injury attorney who will work toward getting the settlement needed—and deserved—for the future. 

Those injured and left permanently disabled through no fault of their own are entitled to a fair settlement, both for current medical expenses, as well as for future medical expenses. The disabled person may also be entitled to lost wages, both current and future, pain and suffering damages, and reimbursement for damages to his or her vehicle.    After a settlement for the car accident claim is received, the individual may also be entitled to file for Social Security Disability if he or she is unable to return to work. Unfortunately, applying for disability benefits can be a long, frustrating process, with most people requiring a disability attorney to ensure they receive the benefits they are entitled to receive.   

Getting the Help You Need Following a Car Accident That Results in a Permanent Disability

Those who are involved in a car accident—through no fault of their own—and are left disabled, are facing a future which may not look very bright. When a person is permanently disabled from a car accident, he or she almost always needs help making ends meet. Your  ability to get treatment for your injuries and help with your expenses can, unfortunately, be limited, however help can come from USClaims. At USClaims, pre-settlement funding can help your clients pay those unexpected medical and  expenses in anticipation of a court judgment or settlement. Call 1-877-USCLAIMS today for the information you and your clients need and deserve. 

If you have been involved in a car accident caused by the negligence of another, you could find yourself seriously injured, facing a mountain of medical expenses, perhaps even unable to return to work, therefore, unable to pay your normal monthly expenses. It can be extremely stressful, causing high levels of anxiety and frustration when you must face such a situation. After all, one minute you are driving home on a Friday, thinking about your plans for the weekend, and the next minute your car is hit by a reckless, careless, distracted, fatigued, or negligent driver.

You could face weeks, months, or even years of medical procedures, and may need occupational or rehabilitative therapies. You may wonder if your life will ever return to anything resembling how it was before the accident. While this is a time when you should be allowed to focus on healing, you must also deal with the financial fallout of your accident. Getting the money you are entitled to receive almost always requires an experienced car accident attorney.

Even with a knowledgeable car accident attorney by your side, you could still be looking at months—or longer—before you receive your settlement. How will you continue to pay your regular monthly expenses? How will you pay your medical expenses and continue to receive the medical treatments you need? If it feels like thoughts such as these dominate your life these days, it could be time for you to consider litigation funding.

What is Litigation Funding?

Litigation funding has been in existence for more than two decades and is quickly becoming a mainstream solution which, in essence, levels the playing field between the parties. Individuals just like you have received benefits from litigation funding, as have Fortune 500 companies and businesses of all sizes.

Litigation funding alleviates many of your own financial worries while allowing your car accident attorney to do his or her job, without worrying that you will not be able to make it, financially, until the claim is settled.

Getting the Help You Need from USClaims

Since more personal injury claims are related to car accidents than to any other type of accident, USClaims understands the difficult situation you are in. We understand that your ability to get the treatment you need for your accident-related injuries may be limited by your ability to pay for those treatments.

We also understand that if your injuries are preventing you from returning to work, you may not even know whether you will have a roof over your head a month from now. USClaims pre-settlement funding can ensure you are able to pay some of your expenses, in anticipation of a court judgment or settlement. Call 1-877-USCLAIMS today for the information you need and deserve.

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