With news of the deadly pileup in Gainesville, Florida, we’re reminded of the unpredictability of sudden tragedies. When smoke from a brush fire blinded motorists on Interstate 75, trucks and cars collided, killing at least 10 within a startlingly short period of time. In minutes, lives were ruined and families destroyed.

The Florida Highway Patrol, which had closed the highway earlier due to dangerous conditions, claims its decision to reopen the highway shortly before the pileup was appropriate. Florida’s governor has demanded an investigation, and details will continue to be revealed in the coming days and weeks.

But what about the victims? With at least 10 dead and hundreds injured, the pileup has changed the lives of countless people. While the investigation continues, facts are gathered, and lawsuits filed, how are the victims expected to stay above water financially?

An unexpected injury can throw a family into financial chaos. Too hurt to work and unable to pay bills, many families lose their livelihood, their savings, and their homes. It’s impossible to plan for a tragedy like the pileup in Florida, but there are services to help you through.

We offer pre-settlement financing for personal injury plaintiffs. If you’ve been hurt in an accident and are waiting for your lawsuit to settle, we can help you pay your bills and weather the storm until you receive the compensation you deserve. Instead of adding to your pain, we’ll help relieve some of the stress that comes with an unexpected injury.

If you or a loved on have been injured and need financial assistance, contact us today. We can help you pay your medical bills and household expenses until your lawsuit settles.

Hopefully, the victims of the Gainesville tragedy will get the help they so desperately need in the aftermath of this horrible accident.

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