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: DRB Capital/Imperial Structured Settlements | Critical Commentary
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Imperial Structured Settlements Plagiarized Our Work.
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Imperial Holdings shareholders would have earned more by simply buying structured settlement payment rights instead of buying the company stock.
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Numerous class action law firms concentrating on investor rights, consumer rights and enforcement of federal antitrust laws announced that they are investigating potential wrongdoing at Imperial Holdings, Inc. (“Imperial Holdings” or the “Company”) The firms'' websites state that the investigation focuses on whether Imperial Holdings violated federal securities laws by issuing materially false and misleading…
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Cash Now pusher Imperial Holdings LLC was shut down and trading in its stock halted following an FBI raid at its Boca Raton, Fla., office on Tuesday. Imperial’s structured settlement operations are strictly in the secondary market.
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Structured settlement sellers continue to exhibit poor shopping habits if the Imperial Holdings Q2 results are anything to go by. With a "weighted average purchase discount rates" of 18.3%, according to its press release, Imperial's business grew 73% from the same period in 2010. Moreover, repeat business grew 283% over the same period in 2010…
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RSL Funding secured a court victory against Imperial Structured Settlements in a Texas case concerning tortious interference. The court ruled that consumers can seek competitive offers until a structured settlement transfer is court-approved, emphasizing that no enforceable contract exists until then. RSL maintains that competition benefits customers.
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The structured settlement watchdog “yellow cards” Mr. Didier for promoting his services by taking advantage of inaccuracies of others (that detracts from an otherwise well written article). Didier uses 2 invalid examples for predatory factoring discount rates at the expense of his competitors,
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In its first earnings report since its $169M IPO last month, Imperial Holdings announced a 2010 loss which was double that of 2009, amid declining revenue. Boca Raton-based Imperial Holdings has two primary businesses (1) loans to policyholders to cover life insurance payments and (2)acquiring structured settlement payment rights* via structured settlement factoring transactions. According to a report in South Florida…
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It is no coincidence that the leading two structured settlement factoring companies invest substantial amount of money on saturation advertising campaigns that are memorable but universally annoying.
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Despite an overwhelming supply of legitimate structured settlement resources that says the contrary, the Associated Press managed to “fluff its lines” Unfortunately the South Florida media beat continues to add to its track record of shambolic reporting when it comes to structured settlements