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Category: Spencer v Hartford
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While it is believed that such practices no longer take place, Hartford’s structured settlement program has traditionally had the prerogative to offer plaintiffs who seek a structured settlement no choice but to place the structured settlements with its Hartford Life Insurance Company subsidiary, whether or not it was competitive.
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Enjoy money that bounces? Consider a Hoppity Hop, If you prefer stable, tax-free income, a structured settlement is a good choice. While you can indulge in financial flexibility, incorporating a structured settlement into a well-designed plan can provide a lifetime of consistent “layups” and “3-pointers.”
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On May 19, 2012 I was at the Allianz Arena in Munich Germany to witness the final of the UEFA Champions League between Bayern Munich of Germany and Chelsea FC of London (my team). Bayern scored 7 minutes before the end, Chelsea equalized 5 minutes later and Bayern missed a penalty in overtime before an…
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The important thing for Hartford Life annuitants is that Hartford Life Insurance Company IS NOT going out of business. It has only ceased writing new business in the stuctured settlement annuity market segment.
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Was “his class action lawsuit” the actual reason that Hartford Life Insurance Company withdrew from the structured settlement annuity marketplace in October 2009? The evidence suggests otherwise.
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Now that the Spencer v Hartford settlement has been finalized and distribution checks have been mailed perhaps the scaremongers "firing guns into the sky" from the left wing of the settlement industry (to those trial lawyers who will listen), can stifle themselves. The structured settlement watchdog condemns the behavior of a certain element of those that refer to themselves…
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Those in the structured settlement/ settlement planning industry fixing to use Spencer v. Hartford for marketing should take a moment to reflect on their own practices. It’s ironic to think that, in the end, a connection will be drawn between these over-the-top marketers and their own lack of transparency.