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: Genex Capital Commentary
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Genex Capital claimed it didn’t do business in CT in legal filings. BUT it’s Cock a doodles suggest otherwise. Genex CEO Roger Proctor was “cock-a-hoop” about CT Law Tribune award in 2009, which clearly shows that Genex Capital (in one form or another) solicits business in CT. End of story.
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Why would Genex want to hide its involvement in a supposedly independent bidding platform? Makes you wonder if what Woodbridge is alleging is true?
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Genex Strategies, Inc. is a long standing registrant of a .us internet domain, genexcapital.us, despite its CEO declaring under penalty of perjury in a Federal lawsuit that Genex Strategies is not engaged in trade or business in the United States.
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With Genex Strategies Inc. will it prove to be the case of trying to “close the barn door after the horse has already bolted”? Lots of nips and tucks to information displayed on websites following the start of litigation.
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Woodbridge Structured Funding or any consumer for that matter could not be faulted for believing what Genex Capital promotes to the public on its BBB listing is true. But is it?
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A look at the source code for the home page of the SSQ website contains a shocking discovery, that SSQ is using Settlement Quotes LLC as a unique meta name on its home page. What’s up with that?
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SSQ, an acronym of a purported company “Structured Settlement Quotes”, (1) soliciting US consumers to sell structured settlements, (2) solely using a Hartford CT address (no record of registration with the CT secretary of state), which may simply be simply a mailbox at the Hartford CT Regus office.