Plaintiff Support Services, Inc. was established in 1991 to assist personal injury claimants in need of financial support during the pendency of their cases. Plaintiff Support Services now works with hundreds of Law Firms and has provided critical financial support to over one thousand personal injury plaintiffs.

The goal of Plaintiff Support Services is to assist plaintiffs with the requirements of their daily living expenses until case settlement or award. Plaintiff Support Services has helped many families to remain solvent throughout the duration of their lawsuit, thereby maximizing the value of the case.

If you are representing a client with a serious personal injury claim, you know it can sometimes take years to resolve the litigation. During this time your clients may be left without the resources to pay their bills and meet their other financial obligations. If you have clients in this unfortunate situation, Plaintiff Support Services can help. Simply have your client call us directly or call us on their behalf. For additional information, call our offices directly at 716.636.0340, toll free at 1.800.352.9676 or visit our website at www.plaintiffsupport.com.

Real Estate

Although you can sell a home on your own, it is wise to consult with a real estate attorney as it can get rather complex especially if there are contingencies involved. As the seller, you are normally responsible for paying the broker?s commission.

All potential homebuyers are afraid of purchasing a money pit. A house may look good from an aesthetic standpoint, but what if it develops problems after you've put money down, signed the papers and moved in? A house that seems in perfe...

Wills, Trusts & Estates

What is a Will?

Wills have been with us since the first days of recorded history. Archaeologists have found hieroglyphics in Egyptian tombs leaving property to others. The Bible told of the story that Jacob left Joseph a larger inheritance than his brothers received, and of the trouble that ensued as a result.

In our now modern times, wills are somewhat different and certainly more complex. What you put in yours depends on what property and assets you have at the time of your death...