Lawsuit loans in Wisconsin

Recent reports from the U.S Department of Transportation’s Fatality Analysis Reporting System showed that 557 traffic incidents were recorded in Wisconsin and the claimed 613 lives in 2017.

This report equals 10.6 deaths per 100,000 of the population. The average Wisconsin resident drives over 10,000 miles per year.

Not wearing seat belts and drunk driving top the list of the major causes of car accidents in Wisconsin. 45% of the victims were car occupants, 158 SUV occupants, and 56 pedestrians.

Surprisingly, more accidents (estimated at 65%) happened in rural areas as opposed to urban locations, as one would expect. If you are looking to get low rate car accident loans in Wisconsin, contact us today and claim our flexible and affordable rates.

Wisconsin courts adopt the modified comparative fault system. This system shares the damages between the parties involved in percentages. However, each party will lose part of the compensation due to them by as much as the court deems them responsible for the injury. So, if a plaintiff is 10% at fault for the injury, 10% of their compensation will be reduced by the court. If the plaintiffs are over 50% at fault, they will be barred from receiving any money as compensation. In Wisconsin, majorly of personal injury cases have no cap. However, non-economic damages are capped at $750,000 while punitive damages are capped at $200,000 or twice the compensation amount (whichever is greater).

At Baker Street Funding, we offer low rates and flexible personal injury loans in Wisconsin. Apply and get legal funding approved within 24 hours.

Injured parties have a time limit within which they are expected to gather evidence and file lawsuits against defendants. This time limit is statutory and is known as the statute of limitations. 

The statute of limitations varies with different cases, and if the time elapses or is exceeded, you will lose your rights to sue for damages.

Here are Civil Statutes of Limitations in Wisconsin:

• Injury to person — 3 years 
• Libel/slander — 2 years 
• Fraud — 6 years 
• Injury to personal property — 6 years 
• Medical malpractice — 3 years from the incident and between 1 year to 5 years after the discovery 
• Trespass — 6 years 
• Collection of rents — 6 years
• Contracts — 6 years
• Judgment — 20 years

If you are wondering why the statutes of limitations are created? They are intended to ensure fairness and practicability in lawsuits.

You can access our lawsuit loans from all cities and counties in Wisconsin, and it will only take a second to apply.

Cities We Have Funded So Far in Wisconsin:

1. Milwaukee 

2. Madison 

3. Green Bay

4. Kenosha

5. Racine 

6. Appleton

7. Waukesha

8. Eau Claire

9. Oshkosh

10. Janesville

11. West Allis 

12. La Crosse

13. Wauwatosa 

14. Sheboygan 

15. Fond du lac 

Counties We Have Funded So Far in Wisconsin:

1. Milwaukee County

2. Dane County 

3. Waukesha County 

4. Brown County

5. Racine County

6. Outagamie County 

7. Winnebago County

8. Kenosha County 

9. Rock County

10. Washington County 

11. Marathon County 

12. La Crosse County 

13. Sheboygan County 

14. Eau Claire County 

15. Walworth County