Structured Settlements 4Real®Blog 2026
Structured settlements expert John Darer reviews the latest structured settlements and settlement planning information and news, and provides expert opinion and highly regarded commentary. that is spicy, Informative, irreverent and effective for over 20 years.
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Category: ” Court Awarded” Structured Settlements”
The term “Court Awarded Structured Settlements” is nonsense because an award and a settlement are two different things. The use of the such term is indicative someone who doesn’t know the difference.
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The Blithering Peanut Awards™ highlight the persistent misuse of structured settlement terminology, especially the phrase “awarded a structured settlement.” This misinformation misleads consumers into misunderstanding court roles and settlement processes. The 2026 awards underscore the importance of clarity and accuracy in structured settlement discussions, especially in an era exacerbated by AI-generated content.
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Blithering Peanut Pusher Award winners use misleading information to solicit consumers to sell their structured settlements for pennies on the dollar. In the interests of financial literacy, why not just get the correct information into the melons on your collective necks and disseminate correct info?
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2019 Louisiana Act 260, replaces Louisiana’s flawed Structured Settlement Protection Act effective May 2020 includes registration and bonding requirements for factoring companies seeking to acquire payment rights of Louisiana residents, but still leaves holes.
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A Florida structured settlement lawyer from Miami, was charged in October 2015 with 14 felony charges of alleged “Fraud-Uttering a Forged Instrument” pursuant to Florida Statute 831.02. It is believed that the alleged forgeries involved transfers of structured settlement payment rights in Florida