FundMySuit.com streamlines lawsuit funding in Pennsylvania

Oct. 4, 2010 - PRLog -- As part of its move to streamline its funding process by focusing on claims in individual states, Fundmysuit.com is targeting Pennsylvania as a likely future home for a new satellite office. Under the arrangement envisioned by major figures within the legal funding services company, applications will be handled by the Pennsylvania branch to be processed in concert with the existing East Coast office.

The company has yet to decide on a definitive location for its potential new home in Pennsylvania. In the meantime, cities throughout the state are possible future holders of the Fundmysuit.com banner. As suggested by Charles Cocuzza, though, the short list of candidate sites has been narrowed to between five and ten locations, and it includes names like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Erie, Scranton, Reading, Allentown, and the capital, Harrisburg. It should be noted that, alongside this new streamlined process, Fundmysuit.com (a division of Bridgeview Legal Funding Inc.) plans to keep its current funding system intact, and highlights the speed and success of its funding capabilities as compared with others in the legal funding industry.

Even so, the talk of new satellite offices in Pennsylvania and other states is a big step forward for Fundmysuit.com (http://www.fundmysuit.com), and indications are the company doesn’t plan to stop there. The other major component of its two-pronged push for greater efficiency is the company’s dedication to particular types of settlement cases. Plaintiffs may be eligible for pre-settlement funding for a variety of cases, among them product liability and train accident suits (valuable given Pennsylvania’s industrial heritage), aviation accident lawsuits (pertinent in light of six major airports in the state), and even cases of a more domestic nature, so to speak, such as dog bite injury settlements.

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FundMysuit.com. is a funding firm which gives non-recourse loans to people who are awaiting the outcome of a pending lawsuit as well as other types of loans within the legal community.