Fundmysuit.com focuses on Nevada for funding of pending lawsuits

Sept. 27, 2010 - PRLog -- Fundmysuit.com explores Nevada in hopes of adding to presence in western United States

With roots on both the West and East Coasts and now with more available capital to devote to building up its operations, Fundmysuit.com is setting its sights on the West again for a possible satellite office location. More specifically, the company is eyeing different cities within Nevada as candidates for its business. The full compliment of choices is not known at present, but potential destinations for the new branch include Carson City, the capital, Henderson, Las Vegas, Paradise, Reno, Sparks and Spring Valley.

Fundmysuit.com (http://www.fundmysuit.com), an extension of Bridgeview Legal Funding Inc., is in the midst of streamlining its funding process. Already boasting a fast, effective funding system which will continue to be used (qualifications pending, most applicants receive services within 48 hours), the company intends to direct its attention to funding particular lawsuit varieties that are of interest to the people of Nevada. Areas by which applicants may be deemed eligible include railroad accident lawsuits, noting the state’s mining background, truck accident lawsuits, which may come into play on the long stretches of highway throughout the state; sexual harassment cases, notably in environments where drinking and gambling occurs; and premises liability suits, on the basis of reported crime rates in urban areas.  The company says it will be able to fund product liability cases like Avandia and Kugel Mesh for Nevada through its Arizona office since they have an advanced process set up in that location.

By focusing on specific states like Nevada as well, Fundmysuit.com hopes to yield even faster results than before. According to sources within the company, the new office will work in conjunction with the West Coast office to process claims on behalf of Nevadan applicants.

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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.