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: Seneca One Commentary
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ALL of the Structured Settlement Transfer Orders for Rescission and Vacation occurred in Okaloosa County Florida, 13 Years AFTER those Structured Settlement Transfer Orders occurred in Sumter County Florida.
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Once you get past the word salad and start walking on the pavement you realize there’s something malodorous and unpleasant under foot.
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Seneca One admitted in writing that it places “seeds” in their mailing lists, like the mythical urine-indicator dye in a swimming pool, to trip up competing structured settlement cash now pushers who misappropriate Seneca One’s mailings lists by illicit means.
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The hiring practices of Seneca One Finance are called into to question. Seneca One hired two employees with sketchy histories as “Annuity Specialists” and then sued them when things went bad.
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The Stibb’s case is the latest in a series of legal challenges to validity of transfer orders with open cases in Maryland, Virginia, Florida with others percolating around the country that seek to restore payments to structured settlement annuitants.
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Did Seneca One, LLC recommend a trip on the “South Florida Special”? Did Seneca One pitch Nadya Verdesoto that the structured settlement factoring deal could be done in Florida after Bronx New York judges rejected 3 times?
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Seneca One Finance falsely implies that you can retire broke if you are receiving structured settlement payments (with its putative solution being selling your structured settlement to them for a discounted lump sum)
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Croxson was at the helm of Seneca One when its risible and deceptive “National Structured Settlement Registry” lead generation scheme was operating. See National Structured settlement Registry | Seneca One expands on Madness” October 27, 2015
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People live off their income, not their assets If you have a structured settlement and it’s paying you a guaranteed income tax exempt “salary” of $60,000 annually for your lifetime, that is more than the what the U.S. Census Bureau states is what the average working American earned during 2012 before tax!