“Whistleblower.” It’s an innocuous sounding word, all by itself. It sounds like it might be the name of a children’s game. When you decided to report your pharmaceutical company’s illegal promotion activities to the FDA, though, you became a whistleblower yourself. And it’s not a game.
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If you’re like most people who contact USClaims, you’ve never filed a civil case before. All of this is probably pretty new to you, including the idea that companies like USClaims offer pre-settlement funding: money to help you cover your living expenses while you’re coping with the legal costs of your lawsuit.
Your lawsuit is pending. Your attorney feels good about your case, but the first court date is more than two months away. In the meantime, the household bills continue to arrive – the mortgage, gas and electric, phone; it never stops.
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