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We’ve all seen the huge million dollar payouts advertised by personal injury attorneys.
While some plaintiff cases result in handsome settlements, it’s not necessarily the norm. For Americans who live paycheck-to-paycheck (about 40% of American families), affording a high-powered lawyer is out of reach.
To make matters worse, there aren’t many good options on the market for consumer litigation funding. And without a great attorney, a settlement may be meager at best or even non-existent.
Raymond Mieszaniec’s family experienced this situation firsthand. During his childhood, his father was in a catastrophic vehicle accident, leaving his father permanently disabled and his family financially stuck and unable to afford a great attorney.
Saam Mashhad, on the other hand, saw these situations play out from an outside perspective. During his time as a lawyer, he was startled by both the human and financial cost of not being able to afford a great attorney.
So Saam came up with an idea to make personal injury attorney services more accessible to more people. And when Raymond heard about Saam’s mission, they joined forces to co-found EvenUp Law.
In this week’s podcast, Saam Mashhad and Raymond Mieszaniec of EvenUp join us to discuss how their company is a game-changer for personal injury attorneys and plaintiffs, alike.
On the attorney side, they explain how their software helps attorneys generate demand packages and build up the value of the cases at a lower cost.
They also discuss how their platform allows consumers to get financing at a hyper-low rate, so more people can afford the legal help they need.
There’s much more to learn in this episode about scaling your firm, so tune in now!
About Our Guests:
Saam Maashad and Raymond Mieszaniec are the co-founders of EvenUp Law, which helps personal injury victims get justice, irrespective of their income, access to capital, or legal representation. Connect with Saam Mashhad on LinkedIn and Raymond Mieszaniec on LinkedIn.
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