New York Law Journal Readers Vote USClaims 'Best Law Firm Funding Provider'

    MOORESTOWN, NJ, September 08, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ -- DRB Financial Solutions, LLC is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, USClaims (www.usclaims.com), has been voted a top service provider by the readers of the New York Law Journal in its "Best of" 2017 survey. USClaims earned Second Place in the Best Law Firm Funding Provider category.

The New York Law Journal's 8th annual survey sought to identify the favorite vendors of the New York legal community. Thousands of readers voted for their favorite vendors in 100+ categories. The categories consisted of companies in the technology, research, accounting, insurance, financial services, litigation support, real estate, education, recruiting and staffing, public relations and marketing and retail/consumer industries. The voting was conducted via online ballot.

Founded in 1996, USClaims is the longest continuously operating pre-settlement funding company in the United States. The firm operates by purchasing a portion of the anticipated proceeds of a legal claim and is paid only if the plaintiff wins the case or receives a settlement. In 2014, the firm was acquired by Florida-based specialty finance company DRB Financial Solutions, LLC, a move that has enabled USClaims to assist more customers than ever before.

About USClaims: USClaims (www.usclaims.com) provides non-recourse financial support to personal injury victims, some of whom may have suffered catastrophic injuries from defective products, unsafe premises, motor vehicle accidents, and other types of accidents. A longtime member of the industry trade group the American Legal Finance Association (ALFA), USClaims supports injured plaintiffs and their attorneys by purchasing a portion of the anticipated recovery, thereby providing the injured plaintiff the means to pay bills and endure the often long and arduous litigation process.

About DRB Financial Solutions, LLC: DRB Financial is a leading purchaser of structured settlement and annuity payments and other types of contractual cash flows through its US Claims, DRB Capital (www.drbcapital.com), CRG Financial (www.crgfinancial.com), and Echelon Medical Capital (www.echelon.us).

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