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.
recent posts
- Corinthian Museum of Content Barfing — News Flash
- SettlementDecisions Episode 5: What SettlementDecisions Really Is — A Lead Funnel, Not an Information Source
- Structured Settlement Annuity Guarantees Help Financial Peace of Mind
- How Sheron Jones Was Exploited — And Why D.C.’s Failure to Mandate IPA in SSPA Enabled It
- Attorney Fee Structured Settlement Factoring
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Category: Legal Broadcast Network
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Watch the latest segment of my commentary on the Scott Rothstein fraud which continues an assault on the misinformation and the mischaracterization of Rothstein’s bad fraud as being about structured settlements
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In its press release of September 18, 2009 The Legal Broadcast Network, a premier news, commentary and broadcast platform for lawyers, educators and journalists announced that John Darer, yours truly, has joined the network as a commentator. I will be working with the LBN staff to put together regular interesting, entertaining and informative shows which…
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Following is my interview with Jan Schlichtmann which appears on the Voices of The Law Channel of The Legal Broadcast Network. Watch the interview and learn why I became a watch dog and why do what I do. http://serve.a-widget.com/service/getWidgetSwf.kickAction Note: A portion of the interview deals with "the Connecticut woman" factoring saga which at the time of…
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A discussion has started to vet the applicability of factored structured settlement payment streams for tort victims with the goal of establishing market place standards for this rapidly evolving area.
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Jack Meligan inaccurately generalized that NSSTA and its membership do not care about people with disabilities, when NSSTA is one of the largest donors and many of its members are actively involved with the American Association of Persons With Disabilities (AAPD)