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: New London Structured Settlements
New London Structured Settlements features structured settlement and settlement planinng news, information and commentary by structured settlement expert John Darer that may be of interest to injured persons, guardians, consumers, lawyers, businesses in New London, CT with personal injury or wrongful death claims in Connecticut
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Wilcac Structured Settlements, Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Canan and Hayrullah Ipek, seeking the recovery of $272,266.14 for overpaid benefits following their son Ekincan’s death in 2016. The overpayment occurred due to delayed notification of his passing, violating the structured settlement terms. The defendants are currently in settlement negotiations.
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Connecticut plans to increase statutory protections for structured settlement annuitants in the event of insolvency of the annuity issuer effective October 1, 2019. The correction expressly excludes investors in structured settlement payment rights acquired through a structured settlement transfer.
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Structured settlement buyers seeking to use Dupage County Illinois as a forum shopping venue to skirt scrutiny of structured settlement factoring transactions or hide highly discounted deals in venues devoid of easy search of court records, may as well pick up their sticks because the word is out.
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The CFPB suggests that you get a second opinion or an independent evaluation from a trusted source, your own attorney, or a financial adviser. Be cautious of recommendations from the company trying to get your structured settlement.
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It is notable that Novation Funding used a different DBA for each of its structured settlement transfer petitions with Plude in Connecticut. One wonders how many other structured settlement annuity issuers, owners or qualified assignees intervene in structured settlement transfers?
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What Does This Mean to Liberty Life Assurance Company of Boston annuitants? Who is Lincoln Financial? Who is Protective Life? What about BARCO?
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A number of petitions to transfer structured settlement payment rights are ending up in CT courts shortly after a similar petition has been denied by New York judges. The annuitants don’t really live in CT and the companies trying to get annuity sold are not registered to do business in CT.
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CT lawyers voted 4structures.com LLC (John Darer) Top 2 in the CT Law Tribune’s Best of CT Survey for Structured Settlements. We’ve placed in all but one year since 2006. The 2017 vote is especially gratifying because we placed without canvassing lawyers to vote for us in emails or on social media.
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The readers of the Connecticut Law Tribune have voted 4structures.com LLC Best in Connecticut for structured settlements for the 7th consecutive year.
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A structured settlement with an index linked annuity payment adjustment rider from Pacific Life, is probably best suited for a longer duration payment stream. For more information about ILAPA and other structured settlement options please call 888-325-8640