Sussex County Lawsuit Loans

Sussex County Lawsuit Loans Help Plaintiffs Wait Out Legal Process

Sussex County lawsuit loans are cash advances on the future settlement of lawsuits. Recipients get cash now to pay for living and other expenses. In return, they pledge a portion of the future settlement to a lawsuit loan company, such as Fair Rate Funding.

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Sussex County Facts and Figures

Sussex County is located in northwestern New Jersey and consists mostly of farmlands and mountain terrain. Sussex County is part of the New York metropolitan area due to its proximity to New York City.

Sussex County is New Jersey’s 17th most populated county with over 144,000 residents according to the 2020 United States Census. The county seat, Newton, is home to county offices and the Superior Court of New Jersey, Sussex County.

Also located within Sussex County is Lake Hopatcong. Lake Hopatcong is the largest freshwater body in New Jersey. Located 30 miles from the Delaware River and 40 miles from Manhattan. The lake forms part of the border between Sussex and Morris counties in NJ’s northern highlands region. Other Sussex County attractions include Lake Mohawk, located in Sparta, NJ and the Mountain Creek Resort in Hamburg.

Sussex County was once the home of two historic leisure destinations. In 1972, Hugh Hefner, publisher of Playboy Magazine, opened the Playboy Club in Vernon, NJ. There were 700 guest rooms, 27 championship holes of golf, skiing, riding, indoor and outdoor tennis, bowling, big-name entertainment – and of course the popular Playboy Bunnies.

Also in Vernon was an amusement park named Action Park. Opened in Vernon, New Jersey, in 1978, Action Park was one of the first modern water parks in the United States. After dozens of injuries and even fatalities, Action Park became known as Accident Park or Class Action Park due to its dangerous rides and ineffective safety measures.

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Sussex County Lawsuits and Funding

Beginning in the 1950s and 1960s, construction or improvements of Interstate 80, Route 181 and Route 23 triggered rapid growth to Sussex County. The population nearly quadrupled from 34,423 people to 130,943 people from the 1950’s to 1990.

Although Sussex is one of the NJ’s smallest counties in terms of population, many major New Jersey roads and highways run through the area. These include US Route 22 and Interstate 80. According to the NJ Department of Transportation, Sussex County had the state’s second fewest car crashes in 2019.

Where there are attractions and traffic, there are accidents. And where there are accidents, there are personal injury lawsuits filed seeking compensation. The legal system takes time however, and many plaintiffs wait many months or even years before their cases are resolved. Many are injured and no longer able to work leaving them in financial trouble.

Unfortunately, insurance companies, who generally represent the defendants, are aware of the bind some plaintiffs find themselves in financially. This is unfortunate because the circumstances sometimes result in plaintiffs accepting low-ball settlement offers to address immediate financial concerns.

Sussex County lawsuit loans offer one possible solution.

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What is a Sussex County Lawsuit Loan?

Lawsuit loans are financial transactions in which a lawsuit loan company gives money to a plaintiff with a pending case. In return, the plaintiff agrees to pay a portion of the settlement when the case is resolved.

Lawsuit loans are non-recourse transactions. This means they are repaid only from the proceeds of the case. The funding company cannot pursue plaintiffs personally for repayment. If the case is lost, the advance is not repaid.

A Sussex County lawsuit cash advance (lawsuit loan) gives plaintiffs money immediately.

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Sussex County, NJ Municipalities

Sussex County consists of 24 municipalities. Sussex County lawsuit loans are available in the following cities:

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How to Get a Lawsuit Loan

The lawsuit loan process of obtaining a Sussex County lawsuit loan is simple.

1. Complete our Quick Application.
2. We contact you to discuss your case.
3. We discuss your case with your lawyer.
4. When approved, we forward you a contract.
5. You sign and return.
6. We fund your case via overnight courier or electronic bank transfer.

Call us to get started. We are here to help.