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: Strategic Capital
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In 2013 Hindert considered that a pitfall occurs if settlement documents include anti-assignment clauses, which do not specifically reference and permit transfers pursuant to IRC 5891 and state structured settlement protection statutes”.The losing cause in Cordero had just that.
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Strategic Capital, a Canadian structured settlement factoring company, has become a Sustaining Partner of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association by contributing $27,000 to $36,000. Critics question the implications of “working alongside” lawyers in managing settlements and highlight the lack of regulation in this industry, suggesting that clients should explore options thoroughly before proceeding.
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Structured settlement factoring companies such as those listed in Leonard’s Argle-Bargle for Top Ten Reviews, are not licensed insurance companies and do not issue structured settlement annuities. It’s all a bit overcooked.
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Court docs revealed the brothers’ grandfather didn’t have authority to sell the structured settlement payment rights, and that the lawyer their grandfather hired, paid himself from the trusts with “nearly every single disbursement .. made to himself with virtually no money being paid to the beneficiaries”
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Strategic Capital’s messaging for years (1) is that it does not advertise on TV and (2) relies on referrals from trial lawyers and structured settlement brokers. It now appears from the screen shot that Strategic Capital is targeting word nerds with structured settlements who are “hooked on Q”.
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Strategic Capital and other structured settlement factoring companies must do a better job in scrutinizing what they publish. Could Strategic Capital simply ask the Kentucky Justice Association to rewrite the testimonial so it is technically correct instead of publishing falsehood and hoping nobody notices?
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Merchants touting donation inspired Trial Lawyer Association recommendations while offering pennies on the dollar to lawyers’ clients, are “here to help”. Of course they are.
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CAOC, like NJAJ, has compromised itself by endorsing one structured settlement factoring company in exchange for a financial contribution using apparently boilerplate endorsement language. Arias’ comparison to credit card rates, Strategic Capital boilerplate that is true, but misleading..