The Wrong Place at the Wrong Time

Some days it doesn’t pay to get out of bed. In this recent car
crash, the victim did nothing wrong; he was, simply in the wrong place
at the wrong time, directly in the path of a speeding vehicle.

Car accidents happen far too often according to yearly statistics.
“Unfortunately, no matter how carefully “we” may drive, there is no
accounting for the “other guy” on the road. A fact that Ellen
Sharpiro’s family now has to live with. The unfortunate Ellen died in a
needless car crash,” indicated Mark Bello, CEO, Litigation Funding
Corporation, Southfield, Michigan.

Ellen left her home that fateful morning to run some errands. As she
was entering a roadway doing roughly 20 miles per hour, another vehicle
came bearing down on her. The car was being driven by a medical doctor,
under the influence of alcohol.

The physician was traveling at a speed of 85 miles per hour when he
entered the intersection and slammed into Shapiro. She survived for a
short period of time, but eventually succumbed to her injuries. “The
doctor was originally charged with DWI, reckless driving, failure to
reduce speed, and death by a motor vehicle.After his court appearance,
charges were reconsidered and raised to second-degree murder,” outlined
Bello.

“It was patently obvious that, in this wrongful death case, the
physician’s intoxication caused his car to become a deadly weapon ,”
said Bello. In North Carolina, where this accident took place, car
accidents resulting in death are increasing. Not so surprisingly,
almost 85% of those involve alcohol consumption.

These facts will not be lost on the Shapiro family when they pursue
justice in the case. The family has lost a wife, mother and friend in a
senseless accident, caused by the negligence of another. “This wrongful
death personal injury case will be mired in some complex legal
jockeying on behalf of the physician, and it will take months, even
years, before a decision is reached. There will be many legal issues to
sort out,” explained Bello.

In the meantime, life must go on for the Shapiro family; they must
also find a way to pay their usual bills, as well as accident related
expenses, medical and funeral expenses. It will be a difficult time for
them and lawsuit funding may be the answer to assist them while they
await justice through settlement or jury verdict in this serious
negligence case.

Folks like the Shapiros might be eligible for a cash advance against
their personal injury case. This kind of litigation funding eases the
pressure to settle early and inexpensively. It also gives the attorney
the precious time he/she needs to get a litigant the fairest possible
result,” stated Mark Bello, CEO, Litigation Funding Corporation,
Southfield, Michigan.

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