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: Patrick Hindert Narashkeit
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Hindert’s commentary often engenders a narrow focus on growth of the personal injury market, but fails to recognize other products and solutions offered by NSSTA members, both within and outside of the personal injury space, both within and outside of litigation solutions,
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The National Underwriter posting on structured settlement reform reveals that while quite a lot of research was done, some of it is downright shambolic. Figuratively speaking, there seems to have been an over judicious imbibing of Patrick Hindert’s “Kool Aid”.
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If the average person needs a degree from MIT or Caltech to decipher the thing, how useful is the concept map? Surely there are better ways to illustrate structured settlement concepts to convey the message to an audience.
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Single product “structured settlement agents” are under attack in a recent diatribe. Is there really such a thing as a “single product agent”, or it just the matter of “sticking to your knitting”? Can a company that offers a single product be successful? Can it be successful in the future?
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When the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) released its Estimates of Federal Tax Expenditures ; the estimated tax revenue loss for structured settlements was not be as big as previously thought, The JCT estimate of structured settlement tax revenue loss was “de minimis”
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Patrick Hindert’s latest pedantic emission on Business Standards and Practices-2 attacks the NSSTA Certified Structured Settlement Consultant certification hosted at University of Notre. He states: “Advanced training” for those structured settlement broker/consultant/agents who are members of NSSTA (“America’s largest association of structured settlement professionals”) may include a one-time one weekend “certification” program (CSSC) at the…
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Some say that Patrick Hindert must have been hallucinating for alleging that motivational speaker Dan Clark dropped an F-Bomb during his presentation at the 2010. NSSTA annual meeting. It seems to be very much the case of “What-u Talking About”?
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This author is not denying that there are merits to the idea of a single claimant 468B qualified settlement fund under certain circumstances. Its proponents however have failed strategically. Perhaps it’s time to go back to the stable and saddle up a NEW horse.
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Up until a certain point following the commencement of litigation in Spencer v Hartford, those fundings were allegedly at a discount to that offered to claimant and litigants who were not litigating against Hartford insured tortfeasors.