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: Woodbridge Structured Funding LLC/ Woodbridge Wealth
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Nilosek’s company was also using life insurer logos without authorization, to peddle the structured settlement receivables, which are not annuties. Charles N Nilosek peddled structured settlement receivables sourced from Woodbridge Structured Funding, LLC
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Yet another structured settlement factoring company has filed Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, this time in Delaware. Woodbridge Structured Funding, LLC filed Chapter 11 on December 4, 2017/ along with all of its many LLCs subject to Joint Administration of the Debtors Chapter 11 Cases.
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Top Consumer Reviews is an unreliable source of information about companies that by structured settlement payments because their methodology is flawed.
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David Springer used several stock images of the man in the picture to promote Sovereign Funding Group, , the sole proprietorship held out as a company with employees. A Maryland Federal Judge held him liable and awarded Woodbridge Structured Funding, a competitor of David Springer $50,000
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David Springer, formerly CEO of Sovereign Funding Group achieved notoriety for what a Maryland Judge called “using questionable business methods”. Taking that into account, one sees massive inconsistencies between David Springer’s current LinkedIn profile and sworn legal testimony.
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Paris & Chaikin in New $12M Legal Malpractice Suit Over Forged Structured Settlement Transfer Orders
Woodbridge alleged that “even the most cursory review of a docket in a single one of the cases would have alerted Defendants to the Paralegal’s conduct” and that Paris & Chaikin and its partners failed to “ever” uncover Rubino’s conduct through their own diligence but were instead alerted when a court “expressed concern”
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While employed at the New York City personal injury firm of Paris & Chaikin from July 2010 to October 2013, Thomas Rubino forged the signatures of 76 New York state judges on structured settlement transfer orders as part of a total of 234 counts of forgery on 117 falsified orders and other documents
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Mount Airy MD resident David Springer has been found liable by a judge in Maryland Federal Court for Trademark Infringement under the Lanham Act and for Common Law Defamation in a lawsuit brought by settlement purchaser Woodbridge Structured Funding.