Car Accident Loans
Were You Injured In A Car Accident And Now You’re Behind On Bills?
TriMark Legal Funding provides pre-settlement loans on auto accidents.
TriMark is one of America’s foremost auto accident loan companies. We provide low-cost pre-settlement car accident loans to injury victims nationwide.
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Pre-settlement auto accident loans are often the only difference between settling for a pennies-on-the-dollar offer and settling for what a person’s injuries actually deserve.
Which would YOU prefer to settle your car accident lawsuit for?
If you’re behind on bills because you got injured in a car accident that was someone else’s fault and you’ve retained an attorney to make sure you’re fairly compensated for your injuries, TriMark Legal Funding wants to help you.
Car Accident Loans
A car accident loan is a lawsuit cash advance against a portion of your future accident settlement and only plaintiffs can get them. They’re not bank loans and they’re not credit-based so there’s no credit check, and there are no monthly payments either.
Best of all, you only repay the advance after your attorney finishes settling your case. And if you lose or your case doesn’t settle, you get to keep the money we advanced and owe nothing.
That’s about as risk-free as we can make it.
You Probably Already Qualify
Get the money you need now to keep your head above water and then relax while your attorney finishes negotiating the maximum compensation you deserve.
✔️ Were you injured in an automobile accident?
✔️ Are you being represented by a contingent fee attorney?
✔️ Do you need to get your hands on some money before your case settles?
If you answered yes to all three questions, there’s a good chance you’re already qualified for a car accident settlement loan from TriMark Legal Funding.
And once you’re approved, you could receive cash in as quickly as 4 hours!
Car accident loans are available on all types of vehicle accidents and nearly all types of injury.
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Latest Developments in Car Accidents…
Americans love the open road, and thanks to the Interstate Highway System—created in 1956—it’s relatively easy to traverse the country. With an efficient way to travel (in theory), it’s no wonder interstates are in heavy use. In 2020 drivers drove over 709 billion miles on interstates. With that much traffic, there are bound to be a few crashes—35,766 in 2020, to be specific. Stacker analyzed data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s 2020 Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) to determine which interstates had the most fatalities. This data covers 38,824 total fatalities FARS recorded during 2020. Those traveling through Mississippi, Wyoming, and Arkansas saw higher incidences of fatality rates per 100,000 people. The 2020 FARS data was released on March 2, 2022. To be included in this data, a crash must have occurred in the U.S. (including the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico), on a roadway open to… Read more
Amid questions about the relationship between local agents and the longtime informant who owned the doomed limousine, the FBI has opened an internal investigation into the 2018 Schoharie limo crash that left 20 people dead, according to U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko's office. In a April 22 letter to Tonko's office, Assistant Director Jill Tyson said the bureau's Inspection Division opened the investigation after questions arose about whether the FBI was involved in the initial investigation of the Oct. 6, 2018 crash. "In recent months, concerns have been raised about this incident and whether there was any FBI involvement in the investigation. As a result, the director ordered that the FBI further review the matter," Tyson wrote. Tyson's letter to Tonko, an Amsterdam Democrat, did not … Read more
Time and time again, Randy Vines sees car crashes and near accidents outside his storefront at STL Style on Cherokee Street in South City. “The way it’s been is just like the wild west, and I think that we need to put an end to the recklessness,” said Vines. Earlier this month, Vines witnessed a serious crash, and his store’s surveillance cameras also captured the incident. In the video, you can see a car crossing the intersection at Cherokee and Compton Ave. Then another car barrels through the intersection, failing to make a stop at the stop sign. “Barreling down Cherokee Street at 50 miles an hour, blowing through every stop sign along the way…sent both of them into a spin, and then hit another … Read more
Community members in Barrio Logan are calling to improve the walkability score and the safety for pedestrians along Logan Avenue. Their concerns follow some recent deadly accidents and many near misses. "Right now Logan Avenue does not have a high walkability score and situations like this like make it worse," said Nayeli Gutierrez. Gutierrez runs a small business along Logan Avenue among other popular Barrio Logan destinations, but, she and others fear for the safety of their family. "I've almost gotten hit myself," said Gutierrez. "Maybe if we have more designated crosswalks or something like flashing lights, just something needs to be done." Her business, NG Apothecary, sits on the corner of Sampson and Logan Avenue exactly where a Vietnam Veteran was struck and killed … Read more
An Upstate crash claimed the lives of two adults and a child Tuesday evening, according to Chief David Green, with Wellford Police Department. The two-vehicle crash happened on U.S. Highway 29 at Tucapau Road in Wellford, Green said. Green said the tragedy was absolutely avoidable. “It was a senseless fatality that we believe is a result of speeding,” Green said. Green said speeding along highway 29 has been on their radar for some time. “We were in the stages of putting together a task force for traffic enforcement. This will speed up that timetable to be more visible on 29. To get people to slow down,” Green said. “It was awful, it was awful to come up on and awful to know what families hurt… Read more
Utah Highway Patrol officer Sgt. Michael Irvine has been with the highway patrol for years and has seen a lot in his time when it comes to car crashes. “The number one cause of crashes is speed, followed by following too close secondary,” Irvine said. “The increase of crashes can have a lot of factors. The four common ones are speed, distracted driving, impaired driving and aggressive driving.” A car crash happens every eight minutes in Utah, while someone is injured from a wreck every 20 minutes. A person dies from a car crash in Utah every 33 hours. Teen drivers cause accidents because of their inexperience. In the past year, 22% of car crashes in Utah were teen related. Out of all the crashes… Read more
While a common transport-related fear is centered on planes, you’re a lot more likely to die in a bike-related accident – the chances are just shy of 1 in 5,000, compared to 1 in 20 million for planes. While that’s a lot better than the 1 in 103 chances of dying in a motor vehicle accident, the problem is that any given bike accident is more likely to be fatal than a car accident. Anyone who’s injured by a cycling accident could be entitled to damages; in that case, they should contact a car accident lawyer, who will know the ins and outs of traffic laws, how to establish liability, and more. The question is, how can you avoid getting into a bike accident? Forewarned … Read more
A teenager was killed and his brother was gravely injured when their truck collided with a city vehicle in Huntington Beach Monday morning, officials said. Huntington Beach police said its officers responded around 8:15 a.m. to the intersection Newland Street and Yorktown Avenue after a crash involving a white 1990 Ford F-250 and a white 2018 Chevrolet Silverado. The two teenagers – both students at Edison High School in Huntington Beach – were rushed to a local hospital after they were found in the Ford truck. They were on their way to school when the collision happened. One of teenagers died from his injuries and his brother remains in the hospital in critical condition, HBPD said in a news release. Police said the 38-year-old driver … Read more
Barry Taylor. Gary Minor. Zy’aire Joshua. Each of these people was killed by traffic violence, and they also have something else in common: with the words ‘outside the crosswalk,’ the authorities and media reports blamed them (and many others) for their own deaths, sometimes before the full facts were known. In our 15-minute news cycle, an initial account that blames someone who can no longer speak for themselves can set the narrative not just for what befell those individuals, but for how we think about the causes of violence on the roads. Highlighting a victim’s perceived role in their own injury or death diminishes the case for taking a more effective public health approach to traffic violence, which emphasizes causality over blame. The root cause … Read more
Almost a year ago on March, 13, 2021, Portsmouth Police engaged in a car chase with a suspect wanted for multiple crimes. The chase spanned across the city and into heavily traffic areas. While attempting to evade police, the suspect hit a Chrysler 200, killing a man, Calvin Majette, III, and leaving a woman with life-threatening injuries. A year later, the woman that had life-threatening injuries due to the fatal crash, Temika Pleas, is alive and settling her insurance policy claim. “This terrible collision occurred because a police officer violated principles of proper police conduct by engaging in a high-speed chase in a highly trafficked area near Downtown Portsmouth,” the Brett Biniazan Trial Lawyers said in a press release. “The person being chased did not … Read more