Thursday, June 11, 2009
Oak Brook, IL - This past Friday the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association hosted its annual golf outing at the Marriott Golf Resort in Oak Brook, IL. Judges, attorneys and vendors made their way out on a beautiful day to enjoy some pleasure mixed in with business.
The wonderful weather during the day was supplimented by a elegant evening of dinner and dancing. Hundreds enjoyed speeches from some of the tops in the Illinois legal community.
The Leonard M. Ring Lifetime Acheivement Award was presented to Joseph Curcio for his years of substantial service to the ITLA community. According to ITLA the award is "given annually at the convention banquet to someone selected by a committee appointed by the president. The recipient is someone who has devoted, as Leonard did, a substantial part of their life and their practice to ITLA, someone who has done more than is called for. Someone who had the standards of Leonard, the work ethics of Leonard and the commitment to ITLA that Leonard had. At the same time, it keeps alive the memory of Leonard Ring."
This is a tremendous honor for anyone who has ever received this award and Advance Case Loans would like to express their congratulations to Mr. Curcio and thank him for his years of devoted work to the thousands of his clients over the years. Attorneys like Mr. Curcio make this world a better place and are always fighting the good fight.
Advance Case Loans is a leader in the litigation funding industry. Lawsuit loans have become a bigger part of the legal world. In a bad economy companies are holding tight to their money more than they ever have in the past. When it comes to taking care of injured employees who are stuck in lengthy litigation over their personal injury or workers compensation case, the insurance companies are less likely to settle frivilous lawsuits at this point in time. This makes litigation financing that much more important in today's day in age. With it becoming increasingly difficult to pay the mortgage, keep the car, keep gas in the car, put food on the table, keeping the lights on or just paying for tuition, Advance Case Loans give you the opportunity to take care of the things that are necessary in life while you are stuck waiting to settle.
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Conficker with No Effect
CHICAGO - The dreaded Conficker virus, that was tabbed to cause mass destruction across the computer landscape, has seemed to have been exaggerated. At least here at Advance Case Loans we have been completely un-effected by the virus. Using the security that we pride ourselves on and the privacy that our clients treasure, we have had zero intrusions into our systems.
As the leader in lawsuit loans, aka litigation finance, we truly pride ourselves on keeping our clients and their information completely private. In a world of financial instability, the last thing anyone needs is an invasion of privacy. This is why we work as hard as possible to keep everything as safe and secure as possible.
As the leader in lawsuit loans, aka litigation finance, we truly pride ourselves on keeping our clients and their information completely private. In a world of financial instability, the last thing anyone needs is an invasion of privacy. This is why we work as hard as possible to keep everything as safe and secure as possible.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
The Payday Loan Battle
SPRINGFIELD, ILL - The continuing battle of payday loans has begun to escalate once again.
As an industry with annual interest rates creeping into the 400 percent range, legislators are looking to pass a bill that will cap annual interest rates statewide.
The new bill would not only cap the small consumer loans, but it would eliminate the fees that most lenders are currently charging.
Payday loan owners argue this point by stating that capping a short-term loan would be similar to capping the price on a cup of coffee or limiting hotel nightly fees.
President of PLS Financial Services Inc., Bob Wolfberg, believes there are two different types of loans. "For longer term debt there's certain types of debt that's better," he said, "and for shorter term debt there's certain types of debt that's better."
PLS will be working with the Illinois Department of Financial Institutions very closely during this process and hopes to have their concerns heard.
This bill would not affect the litigation finance industry, who's annual percentage rate is closer to the 50-60 percent range.
Advance Case Loans, which is a licensed litigation financing institution, offers a strictly fixed rate loan with no compounding of interest. This program helps individuals in the midst of a legal dispute that involves being involved in a car accident, slip and fall or injured at work.
If you can't pay your bills and are in the middle of a lawsuit it is much, MUCH more affordable to go to Advance Case Loans than to go to a payday loan store.
As an industry with annual interest rates creeping into the 400 percent range, legislators are looking to pass a bill that will cap annual interest rates statewide.
The new bill would not only cap the small consumer loans, but it would eliminate the fees that most lenders are currently charging.
Payday loan owners argue this point by stating that capping a short-term loan would be similar to capping the price on a cup of coffee or limiting hotel nightly fees.
President of PLS Financial Services Inc., Bob Wolfberg, believes there are two different types of loans. "For longer term debt there's certain types of debt that's better," he said, "and for shorter term debt there's certain types of debt that's better."
PLS will be working with the Illinois Department of Financial Institutions very closely during this process and hopes to have their concerns heard.
This bill would not affect the litigation finance industry, who's annual percentage rate is closer to the 50-60 percent range.
Advance Case Loans, which is a licensed litigation financing institution, offers a strictly fixed rate loan with no compounding of interest. This program helps individuals in the midst of a legal dispute that involves being involved in a car accident, slip and fall or injured at work.
If you can't pay your bills and are in the middle of a lawsuit it is much, MUCH more affordable to go to Advance Case Loans than to go to a payday loan store.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
A Time of Giving
FOX LAKE - Advance Case Loans announced today that they will be donating new toys to the Fox Lake-Round Lake area Rotary Club for the George Watson Memorial Rotary Children's Party.
Toys for Tots has been scrambling to acquire toys for the 500 children due to a miscommunication with the U.S. Marine Corps, who used to deliver the toys to children, but no longer do so.
"We have been overwhelmed with calls from people who want to help," Grant Township Supervisor Kay Starostovic said.
Toys for Tots in Lake County has collected more than 15,000 toys to this point.
High School students from the area are volunteering to help pass the toys out to the needy children. They have been passing out things like; toys, underwear, warm winter clothing and stockings for the kids to hang.
Advance Case Loans has begun to establish themselves in the community with donations and charitable contributions throughout the year.
"We really appreciate that we are in the position to help out the less fortunate," said Bob Kominsky, President of Advance Case Loans. "We look forward to helping in any way we can for years to come."
Advance Case Loans is a litigation funding company, also known as lawsuit loans, based out of Chicago, Illinios. They are licensed by the Illinois Department of Financial Institutions and are a part of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and Workers' Compensation Lawyers Association.
Toys for Tots has been scrambling to acquire toys for the 500 children due to a miscommunication with the U.S. Marine Corps, who used to deliver the toys to children, but no longer do so.
"We have been overwhelmed with calls from people who want to help," Grant Township Supervisor Kay Starostovic said.
Toys for Tots in Lake County has collected more than 15,000 toys to this point.
High School students from the area are volunteering to help pass the toys out to the needy children. They have been passing out things like; toys, underwear, warm winter clothing and stockings for the kids to hang.
Advance Case Loans has begun to establish themselves in the community with donations and charitable contributions throughout the year.
"We really appreciate that we are in the position to help out the less fortunate," said Bob Kominsky, President of Advance Case Loans. "We look forward to helping in any way we can for years to come."
Advance Case Loans is a litigation funding company, also known as lawsuit loans, based out of Chicago, Illinios. They are licensed by the Illinois Department of Financial Institutions and are a part of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and Workers' Compensation Lawyers Association.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Unlicensed Companies Hurting Clients
CHICAGO - Unlicensed lawsuit loan companies continue to pop up all over the state of Illinois. As a consumer looking for a loan, you must be wary of these unlicensed companies. They compound your interest and that costs you thousands and thousands of dollars more than necessary down the line.
Advance Case Loans is licensed by the Illinois Department of Financial Institutions and offers lawsuit loans, also known as lawsuit funding, at a fixed rate with no compounding of interest. This is extremely important when searching for the right lawsuit loan company.
Whether you have a settled case or a in the middle of litigation, call Advance Case Loans if you need case now. APPLY NOW.
http://advancecaseloans.com/loanapplication.aspx
Advance Case Loans is licensed by the Illinois Department of Financial Institutions and offers lawsuit loans, also known as lawsuit funding, at a fixed rate with no compounding of interest. This is extremely important when searching for the right lawsuit loan company.
Whether you have a settled case or a in the middle of litigation, call Advance Case Loans if you need case now. APPLY NOW.
http://advancecaseloans.com/loanapplication.aspx

312-332-4100

