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 Scraping by Factoring Companies
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The NYC attorney who handled her case, one of the premier medical malpractice lawyers in NYC, purportedly said his work was done when the case settled. I wonder how many annuitants contact their attorneys, get a similar response and subsequently become victims to cash now predators. It doesn’t have to be that way,
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Court scrape victims are first subjected to endless spam email solicitations as cash now pushers fight each other over prey. Then a shower of unwanted phone calls, followed by unlicensed financial advice and a pennies on the dollar money losing solution.
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Court scraping is at the center of a Broward County legal controversy filed last month. In its complaint, DRB Capital asserts claims against (court scraping) Defendants for tortious interference and violation of Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practice Act
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Courtscraping means savings to settlement purchasers. Court scrapers are therefore getting more bold and advertising their services through social media websites like Twitter
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Scraping of court records gives a settlement purchaser the opportunity to monetize the work of others.
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Court scraping refers to the “scraping” of court records of court approved settlements, or structured settlement transfers, for personal identifiable information that can be used to identify people who are receiving structured settlements so they can be solicited by cash now pushers.
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Court scraper caught red handed. As the Rod Stewart refrain goes “Every Picture Tells a Story Don’t It?” JRR Funding’s Ryan Blank, the author of the slide, is beautifully hoisted on his own petard, impaled on his own unwitting metaphor.
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How have Betsy Resnick and her colleagues personally determined that the souls of those whose names are being scraped “in about 50 jurisdictions” and hocked, want to sell their structured settlements?