A woman is leaning on her kitchen counter with her hands on her face.

Pre-Settlement Funding for Train Derailment Victims

“Janie” knew her children had saved her life, but she debated whether she would ever tell them that. They had not been able to save their father, but that wasn’t their fault. They hadn’t even been there. You don’t bring your kids on date night. It had been more than a year since “Janie” (not a real person) and her husband had enjoyed a date night. Too often, her husband wound up having to work over the weekend. That fateful Friday, though, he was off.

June 18, 2015

Helping Injured Railroad Workers in FELA Cases

His job with a traveling work crew sometimes took “Dominic” away from home for days or even weeks at a time, but his family accepted that. The railroad paid well and had a competitive benefits package. Some weeks were harder for the family than others, of course, but Dominic was home most weekends. Most of the time, that was enough. Until the week that Dominic didn’t come home at all.

June 11, 2015

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Making Ends Meet While an Age-Discrimination Case Is Pending

The first time “Ted” was dressed down by his new, younger manager at the large insurance company where he’d worked for 16 years, he wasn’t happy about it, but he mostly shrugged it off as a case of a guy having a bad day. When it started happening every other week, he wondered whether the new boss just didn’t like him very much.

June 4, 2015

A little kid sitting on the floor with her head in her knees.

USClaims Ready to Assist Amtrak Train Crash Victims

The New York Times reported “a crazy shake, then metal tearing, and chaos.” It sounds like a description of any one of a hundred movie disaster scenes. This was no movie, however. It was what the passengers aboard Amtrak Northeast Regional Train 188 experienced on the evening of May 12, 2015, as they hurtled through Philadelphia on their way to New York City. The train derailed as it failed to navigate a curve in the tracks, killing eight people and injuring more than 200 others.

May 21, 2015

Pre-Settlement Funding for Medical Misdiagnosis Cases

Life for “Marcie” is very different than it was just five years ago. Back then, she was married to a highly successful professional. She lived in a beautiful house in a very nice neighborhood. Her kids were happy, healthy, and doing well in high school. Marcie didn’t know it then, but her husband would be dead less than 18 months later and she would be struggling to survive financially, in the wake of the medical error that led to his early death.

May 14, 2015

Someone in a surgical glove is holding the arm of a badly injured woman laying on the asphalt.

When You Slip, Pre-Settlement Funding Keeps You from Falling Too Far

Staring at spreadsheets and other information on her computer screen was a big part of the job for “Leslie.” Not long after her 43rd birthday, Leslie realized that doing that all day wasn’t as easy as it used to be. By the middle of the afternoon, her eyes would grow tired. Adjusting her computer display settings didn’t help much. She’d always had fantastic vision, but recalled that both her parents had needed reading glasses in their forties. Was it her turn?

May 7, 2015

A surgical team is working on a patient.

Supporting Victims of Medical Malpractice with Pre-Settlement Funding

First, “Sandra” lost the baby. Then she lost her health, and then she started to lose her career. With pre-settlement funding from USClaims, though, Sandra and her family are keeping their lives together.

March 12, 2015

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Helping Civil Rights Plaintiffs with Pre-Settlement Funding

Federal civil rights laws are designed to ensure equal opportunities for people with disabilities. Sometimes, though, enforcing those rights may lead a victim of disability discrimination to consult an attorney. If you or someone you know may have been discriminated against, call USClaims.

March 5, 2015

An Unsafe Workplace Destroyed Your Earning Power, USClaims Can Help

Everybody knew the construction job site was unsafe, but nobody talked about it. Tight deadlines coupled with fast and loose management practices kept your and your fellow workers’ concerns from reaching the company brass. When the inevitable workplace accident happened, it happened to you. Let us help relieve the burden. Call USCLAIMS today.

February 19, 2015

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Pre-Settlement Funding for Medical Misdiagnosis Cases

When You Slip, Pre-Settlement Funding Keeps You from Falling Too Far

Supporting Victims of Medical Malpractice with Pre-Settlement Funding

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