Premises Liability Lawsuit Funding

Premise Liability Claims Funding

Are you in the midst of a premises liability lawsuit? Are you presently waiting to receive a settlement but need a lawsuit loan now? If you answered “yes” to these questions, USA Lawsuit Loans is your solution. We offer fast pre-settlement loans and lawsuit funding at a low-cost to plaintiffs of premises liability lawsuits. If you are waiting for the long litigation process and settlement to take place, USA Lawsuit Loans can help. We truly care about our customers’ needs, for this and many more reasons USA Lawsuit Loans is a preferred lawsuit funding company by some of the most prominent personal injury attorneys in the country. You may receive your premise liabilityclaims funding in 24 hours or less. Stop the harassing collection calls, pick up the phone and call USA Lawsuit Loans today at 866-840-4498 or fill out our fast and easy online application for a low cost premises liability lawsuit funding. The road to financial freedom is just click or phone call away, so don’t hesitate contact us today and receive your legal funding the next day.

It can take years before a settlement of a premises liability lawsuit is reached. With bills continuously piling up, waiting for your lawsuit to settle may not be an option. The same day you apply, USA Lawsuit Loans can have you approved for a lawsuit cash advance. There is no restriction on how you use the money collected from the loan; the money can be used to catch up with bills, purchase a car, make a down payment on a new home or for anything you may need. There are no requirements to pay the loan back if you lose your case because our premises liability settlement funding services are non-recourse. If you are looking for the lowest rates, highest customer service, and an easy application process that allows you to obtain your money in as little as 24 hours, USA Lawsuit Loans is the company for you. We firmly believe you shouldn’t need to wait months or years for your settlement to be reached and your payment received, nor have to settle for less cash than you deserve. Our services can be valuable assets during the difficult process of your premises liability lawsuit settlement.

Premises Liability Lawsuit Financing

Premises liability is the liability that falls on the landowner when a tort, commonly referred to as negligence, occurs on the real estate property of a landowner. The negligence can occur from various hazardous conditions such as:

  • concealed holes
  • falling objects
  • insufficient lighting
  • defects in chairs or benches
  • improperly secured mats
  • inadequate security
  • icy walks
  • crumbling curbs
  • open excavations
  • uneven pavement
  • standing water
  • wet floors
  • uncleared snow

To summarize:
Premises liability law is the area of law that holds property owners responsible for specific injuries incurred by individuals present on the property.

For premises liability to apply:
• The defendant must be the property owner
• The plaintiff must be an invitee or, in some cases, a licensee. Trespassers were originally not protected under premises liability law. However, the California Supreme Court issued an opinion in 1968, entitled Rowland v. Christian 69 Cal.2d 108, which eliminated the importance of legal distinctions such as invitee, licensee or trespasser in determining whether the property owner could be held liable for harm. This opinion led to changes in the law in many other states, and is viewed as a monumental opinion in the development of the law of premises liability.
To be considered a violation of the premises liability law:
• There must be carelessness or some other wrongful act. The law has evolved in recent years to include cases where an individual is injured by a third person’s wrongful act, such as assault, on the premises belonging to another person. These cases represent a dynamic and complex area of tort law and are sometimes referred to as “third party premises liability” cases. They present particularly complex legal issues of causation and duty since the injured party is seeking to hold a licensee or owner of property directly or indirectly liable when the licensee or owner did arguably, not cause the immediate injury producing act.

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