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: Santa Clara Structured Settlements
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Common issues related to structured settlement quotes and funding which should be of interest to plaintiff attorneys, plaintiffs, insurance adjusters, defense attorneys and other interested parties or stakeholders in the structured settlement process across the United States
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A business entity cannot suffer a personal injury within the meaning of IRC § 104(a)(2),. See P & X Markets, Inc. v. Commissioner, 106 T.C. 441 (1996), aff’d in unpublished order,Source: Lawsuits, Awards, and Settlements Audit Techniques Guide (Internal Revenue Service Rev.5/11/)
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Chegg is totally discombobulated on the definition of structured settlements. There’s this thing called “Google” and on it any wonk working for Chegg can Google “what is a structured settlement” and come up up with the right definition.
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SF Weekly claims to be “San Francisco’s smartest publication. They claim to “take journalism seriously”. Where does taking in money from paid sponsors, enabling them to unload more crap than on the streets of San Francisco, intersect with “serious journalism”?
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Despite common industry knowledge that a principal of the firm does defense work, the firm’s website proclaims ” We are solely retained by the injured party to create settlement plans that are tailored to meet the needs of your client. Not the defendant”.
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Proper documentation of consideration is vital for structured settlement payments, particularly the “promise to pay” for periodic payments. Inadequate wording may render the settlement defective, leaving plaintiffs unprotected. It’s essential to ensure obligations are clearly stated to avoid future complications in qualified assignments, as outlined in IRC 130(c).