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Personal Injury Lenders

If you suffered a personal injury, you might be able to obtain a loan against your expected recovery in your personal injury case. Assuming, of course, the defendant in the case is legally responsible for your injuries and there is sufficient insurance to cover the economic and general damages your lawyer is claiming.

Most of these loans are non-recourse, which means neither you nor your attorney can be held legally liable for the debt should the lawyer lose the case or fail to obtain a large enough verdict to cover the value of the loan.

Consider consulting with a financial advisor before taking out a personal injury loan.

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Personal Injury Lenders