TrialFunder.com Launches Online Marketplace For Civil Litigation With Police Brutality Lawsuit

LOS ANGELES, April 29, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- TrialFunder.com, a new accredited crowdfunding online national platform for investment in plaintiff litigation, launches this week, assisting plaintiffs in their civil lawsuits dealing with police brutality, sexual harassment, wrongful death, personal injury and other cases.

The site's first lawsuit, "Rosales v. City of Chico," involves alleged police brutality against an elderly man caught on multiple eyewitness videos.

The Trial Funder platform was created with social justice in mind, says Los Angeles-based Trial Funder CEO Anoush Hakimi, Esq., "Trial Funder promises to democratize the legal system, while bringing a new level of transparency to the entire process."

Unlike other alternative litigation finance companies, Trial Funder puts an entire case on its home page – demonstrating with video and court files the exact nature of each case. Once a case is financed through the Trial Funder platform, the associated attorney's law firm, picture and practice information are prominently displayed. The platform is fully integrated with social media platforms driving traffic to the web portal.

"Today's contingency fee structure results in plaintiff attorneys being reluctant to take matters to trial because of the high financial risks of a defense judgment. Our web portal promises to change the calculus of the entire civil litigation system," said Hakimi.

Trial Funder allows plaintiffs to apply directly to the site, granting access to non-recourse capital to fund litigation.

If the plaintiff wins, the investor receives a portion of the proceeds. As a result of recent regulatory changes, Trial Funder has been able to open a new asset class that holds tremendous future growth potential for the investor market.

Co-founder Peter Shahriari, Esq. added, "We fully expect our advanced platform to result in larger and quicker settlements for plaintiffs and favorable returns for investors, while opening up a whole new pool of potential clients for participating attorneys."

Without financial assistance, injured plaintiffs wait years for their cases to be resolved. Ethics rules preclude an attorney from advancing money to clients.

Trial Funder gives plaintiffs and attorneys new financial resources to help them attain a stronger position in a legal process that's previously been weighted toward well-capitalized defense teams.

For more information, please visit, www.trialfunder.com.

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Bob Gold
Bob Gold & Associates
310-320-2010
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