Baric Funding

Advance Cash Sums for those who sustain a Personal Injury

Ever thought about what you would do if you suffered an injury and didn’t have the money to cover costs? Neither had I until, inevitably, I badly needed it.

“When is a door not a door? When it’s ajar!” So goes the old, bad joke.  Well if I had walked into a jar, I may have injured my foot, but it probably wouldn’t have caused me as much grief (or cash) as the time I was in a hurry on my way to a meeting and walked through the entrance to the office as a helpful worker closed the plate glass door on my face.

You’d be surprised how much mess a few cuts to the face and a defensive wound to the wrist will actually make. Within a matter of seconds the deep, beige shag-pile carpet in the foyer looked like the entrance to the elevator in The Shining, minus the creepy twins, but with a good dose of hysterical women to compensate.

I was distraught. Many times in bar room brawls I have been heard to shout to my attackers “not in the face…it’s my living!” and meant it. I am a model. The office in question was a model agency and I was about to secure a personal contract for Calvin Klein Jeans. Needless to say, it was a big cash contract and I was hoping that it would be a life changing one. It was certainly that, but I never made the photo studio, just the local ER for the best part of the afternoon.

As luck would have it (it was about time I had some), I chanced upon a commercial on the hospital TV, regarding personal injury cash advances, and things were on the up. With an injury cash advance, you can make a claim on a no-win, no-fee basis, which will cover your medical costs and see you through your recovery. I had literally nothing to lose.

Within a fortnight, I was on the mend. Calvin Klein eventually accepted all responsibility and their lawyers paid my personal injury cash advance company. As if this wasn’t enough, I was granted an advance cash fee for a shoot and a modeling contract, such was their bad feeling with regards to my personal injury.

The nurse in the ER said that the scars that I sustained added character to my face. She was right. I now get contracts all over the world, and I have to wonder if this would be the case, had I not seen that personal injury cash advance commercial on the hospital TV.