Flawed Forensic Evidence

When flawed forensic evidence lands you behind bars and destroys your reputation, taking legal action against law enforcement, district attorneys, prosecutors, and the state government may be necessary and appropriate. When your case is successful, you could be awarded compensation for your damages and suffering. Resolving your case may take time. But when you do not back down, your verdict could be life-changing.

While you wait for your civil rights attorney to lead you through the claims process, you can get the financial support you need most through our team at High Rise Financial. We fund many types of comprehensive lawsuit loans, including those for police brutality, prosecutorial or police misconduct, and nearly every kind of personal injury claim. Contact us to find out what your pre-settlement cash advance is worth and get started on your application today for access to your funds in as little as 24 hours. 

How Flawed Forensic Evidence Can Impact Your Life

Many people believe that forensic evidence is always correct and factual. However, this is not always the case. In fact, there have been millions of instances of flawed forensic evidence resulting in wrongful convictions. Even if you are not wrongfully convicted, even the accusation of committing a criminal offense can have a devastating impact on your reputation. 

You may find it difficult or impossible to find gainful employment, be terminated from your current position, or face scrutiny and backlash from the public. When this happens, you may have the right to take legal action against those responsible for your damages. You may have the right to file a claim against prosecuting attorneys, district attorneys, law enforcement officials, including police and investigators, the state judicial system, and other third parties. 

Despite the fact that you may have opportunities for demanding justice, the civil claims process is often long and drawn out. Fortunately, when you have High Rise Financial on your side, you do not need to deal with financial instability for another day.

Demand Justice When Wronged by Prosecutors and Police

When you file a civil lawsuit, you have the right to compensation for every loss. This does not only include your monetary or financial losses, but your non-economic damages as well. Examples of economic damages you could recover in your civil lawsuit include:

• Loss of income
• Loss of benefits provided by your employer
• Diminished earning capacity
• Healthcare expenses
• Loss of household services
• Damage to personal property

Non-Economic Damages

Examples of non-economic damages you may be entitled to as part of your claim for flawed forensic evidence include:

• Emotional pain and suffering
• Mental anguish
• Loss of consortium
• Diminished quality of life
• Inconvenience
• Embarrassment
• Shame and indignity
• Fear and shock
• Anticipation and apprehension
• Damage to your reputation

It is also possible punitive damages could be awarded in your case. However, punitive damages, also commonly referred to as exemplary damages or pecuniary damages, are not awarded often. 

Since you are going up against the criminal justice system, it is not a good idea to count on punitive damages being awarded. However, if the judge finds the defendant’s conduct reprehensible, grossly negligent, or abhorrent, punitive damages may be appropriately awarded.

Options for Financial Relief While Waiting for Your Settlement 

While you wait for your forensic evidence settlement to come in, you do not need to continue to struggle with financial losses. You can get the financial support you need now by contacting loan specialists at High Rise Financial to discuss your opportunities for a lawsuit loan. 

Here, you are requesting a cash advance on your settlement funds. This is not a loan, but rather an opportunity for you to obtain a portion of your settlement funds ahead of time so you can cover outstanding expenses and stay on track financially.

Requirements for Lawsuit Loan Approval

If you are hoping to get your pre-settlement funding application approved, you must meet our eligibility requirements. High Rise Financial can only approve loss of loans for individuals who are at least 18 years of age. If you are not 18 years old yet, your parent or legal guardian must file your claim and request pre-settlement funding on your behalf.

You must also be working with a civil rights lawyer to fight for the compensation you are entitled to. Most civil rights attorneys are willing to work with victims on contingency, so they do not get paid unless they win your case. If an attorney has agreed to take on your case, chances are, they expect to win.

You must have an anticipated settlement for your application to be approved. Our loan specialists will need to confirm your expected payout before we can grant the dispersal of your lawsuit loan funds. Once we have confirmed your expected payout with your attorney, we can generally approve applications for up to 20% of your anticipated settlement funds. Upon approval, you can expect to see the money in your bank account in a matter of hours.

How to Spend Your Cash Advance

You can spend your legal finding however you need to. The money is yours. This is not a loan that has restrictions or is monitored. This is your money. We are just helping you access it ahead of time. Some of the ways our former lawsuit loan recipients have spent their pre-settlement legal funding include:

• Groceries
• Gas
• Rent
• Mortgage payments
• Insurance
• Utilities
• Clothing
• Toiletries
• Extracurricular activities

Contact Our Loan Specialists for Pre-Settlement Legal Funding For Flawed Forensic Evidence

Flawed forensic evidence can turn innocent people’s lives upside down. If this happens to you, pursuing a lawsuit against those responsible may be the best way to demand justice and get the financial award you deserve. You do not have to wait for your case to be resolved to start moving forward. 

High Rise Financial offers extensive lawsuit loans to those in need. Pay us back when your settlement comes in and get your costs covered now. Learn more about how the application process works and how much you could be authorized when you contact our loan specialists. You can complete our online contact form, call our office, or apply now to get started today.