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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Timothy Richardson a former employee of the St. Louis branch of the Red Lobster restaurant chain, was left comatose in 2003 by the effects of a shellfish allergy hours after breading shrimp on the job. DealFlow Media’s report of the case on May 30, 2008 inaccurately states in its headline that the Richardson was "awarded a…
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Structured settlement annuity issuers were recognized in FORTUNE’s 2007 list of America’s Most Admired Companies, highlighting corporate reputation across eight criteria like innovation and financial soundness. Notable issuers include New York Life, Prudential Financial, and Hartford Financial. Some companies, like Massachusetts Mutual, no longer offer new structured settlements but remain reputable.
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Several structured settlement annuity companies are already on the annual domestic most admired list of Fortune Magazine as noted in my posting of February 28, 2006. Fortune magazine, has now posted, in its March 13, 2006 issue, its list of companies whose recognition is now measured on a global basis with directors and officers of…
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Settlement Professionals Inc. “pays all the costs of a QSF” says a statement made by plaintiffs in court documents in an Arizona case that involves the sale of an insurance product from American National Insurance Company. Does this violate Arizona law?
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Non qualified structured settlements help spread tax liabilities throughout future years, smoothing out income and potentially alleviating high tax obligations in the year of settlement. A potentially greater overall payout than would otherwise be achieved with a lump sum payment even after taxes
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Fortune’s 2006 America’s Most Admired Companies for the Life and Health Insurance Section in the 23rd year of the survey. 10,000 top industry executives, directors and securities analysts wereasked to rate (out of 10) more than 500 companies in over 60 industries in 8 reputation categories:
