National Law Journal Names USClaims Best Litigation and Law Firm Funding Provider
Pre-settlement funding company ranked No. 1 by readers of American Lawyer Media publication.
Moorestown, NJ, April 03, 2015 --(PR.com)-- USClaims (www.usclaims.com) has been voted the No. 1 Litigation Funding Provider and No. 1 Law Firm Funding Provider by readers of the National Law Journal, an American Lawyer Media publication, in the publication’s “Best of 2015” survey.
The National Law Journal “Best of 2015” is voted on by members of the legal community across the United States. The best service providers to the legal industry are chosen in categories including marketing, public relations, web design, mediation and ADR, recruiting, technology, research, litigation support, accounting, pre-settlement funding and reporting.
“USClaims is honored to have been voted No. 1 in two categories,” said Darryl Levine, president of USClaims. “We are dedicated to working with plaintiffs’ attorneys to provide pre-settlement funding which will enable their clients to pay their living expenses so that the attorneys can continue litigating the lawsuits until a fair settlement can be reached.”
Founded in 1996, USClaims is the longest continuously operating pre-settlement funding company in the United States. It operates by purchasing a portion of the anticipated proceeds of a legal claim and receives repayment only if a case is won.
About USClaims: USClaims (www.usclaims.com) provides no-risk financial support for personal injury victims pursuing claims of, among others, catastrophic injury, comparative negligence, defective products, drug injury, insurer misconduct, medical malpractice, motor vehicle accidents, nursing home abuse, slip and fall, unsafe workplaces, and wrongful death, as well as class action and mass torts. USClaims partners with personal injury attorneys to purchase a portion of the anticipated plaintiffs' proceeds of mature claims, providing the attorneys’ clients with the means to pay bills and withstand long litigation periods until an outcome is reached. An active member of the American Legal Finance Association (ALFA), USClaims offers clients the lowest cost financial assistance in the industry.
The National Law Journal “Best of 2015” is voted on by members of the legal community across the United States. The best service providers to the legal industry are chosen in categories including marketing, public relations, web design, mediation and ADR, recruiting, technology, research, litigation support, accounting, pre-settlement funding and reporting.
“USClaims is honored to have been voted No. 1 in two categories,” said Darryl Levine, president of USClaims. “We are dedicated to working with plaintiffs’ attorneys to provide pre-settlement funding which will enable their clients to pay their living expenses so that the attorneys can continue litigating the lawsuits until a fair settlement can be reached.”
Founded in 1996, USClaims is the longest continuously operating pre-settlement funding company in the United States. It operates by purchasing a portion of the anticipated proceeds of a legal claim and receives repayment only if a case is won.
About USClaims: USClaims (www.usclaims.com) provides no-risk financial support for personal injury victims pursuing claims of, among others, catastrophic injury, comparative negligence, defective products, drug injury, insurer misconduct, medical malpractice, motor vehicle accidents, nursing home abuse, slip and fall, unsafe workplaces, and wrongful death, as well as class action and mass torts. USClaims partners with personal injury attorneys to purchase a portion of the anticipated plaintiffs' proceeds of mature claims, providing the attorneys’ clients with the means to pay bills and withstand long litigation periods until an outcome is reached. An active member of the American Legal Finance Association (ALFA), USClaims offers clients the lowest cost financial assistance in the industry.
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