This particular case happened in New Jersey and was a shock to all of those involved. Apparently a well known local TD banker, Senior Vice President died as a result of a traumatic brain injury he sustained while on a golf course.

No, his tragedy wasn’t caused by an errant golf ball, the incident occurred when the man fell out of a moving golf cart while on the course.  And, he was golfing with his good friend, a local police lieutenant .  THe unfortunate vicitm was still alive after the accident and airlifted to a hospital, but died, soon after, as a result of his head trauma.

The medical examiner determined  this to be a tragic accident; there are many unanswered questions.  Was the pair intoxicated or served while intoxicated?  Was the driver driving too fast for the terrain?  Was the cart faulty?

A personal injury or wrongful death lawsuit, if filed in this case, will provide answers to these questions and, most likely, prevent this type of tragedy from happening in the future. The banker was, most likely, the family breadwinner.  Financial difficulties will often result from tragedies like this one.  If a lawsuit is pursued, answers provided, and negligence is developed as the cause of this tragedy, the family may want to know that lawsuit funding may be available to assist them, financially, through the long, legal ordeal.  A lawsuit cash advance will take care of their most pressing bills and other necessities right away, while they wait for their lawsuit to settle or resolve in their favor.

Legal finance is often a smart move for those who are involved in personal injury litigation, strapped for cash, and wondering how they will be able to hold out for a settlement or jury verdict. Some personal injury cases take years to resolve. Litigation funding lets people get on with their lives, pay their bills and wait for a fair settlement.  The application process is simple and approval can take as little as 24 hours.