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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The irony of a Maryland lawyer’s apparent hoisting of lawyer’s own client on lawyer’s own petard with a line of questioning in a deposition.
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David Springer’s June 28, 2013 deposition revealed that he created fake identities to mislead the public about Sovereign Funding Group, admitting under oath to fabricating names for employees and profiles on platforms like LinkedIn and Google Plus. These actions raise serious ethical and legal concerns regarding consumer trust and deceptive business practices.
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Sovereign Funding Group’s “prestigious” address at 451 Hungerford Drive, Suite 119-191, Rockville, MD, turns out to be none other than UPS mailbox #191, secured by David Springer on June 15, 2012, as revealed by our MD sources. At time of posting that mailbox is still registered to Springer himself.
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Another David Springer the Mt Airy Faker and Sovereign Funding fake. Florida A&M said “We asked the school to research your request (regarding Greg Maynard) because the info. you provided didn’t match any of our records. Unable to locate either a degree or enrollment record for the subject.
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Woodbridge alleges Sovereign Funding embarked on a campaign and scheme to both misappropriate the marks of and malign its competitors through a re-direct scheme that drove traffic to webuypayments.net (i.e. Sovereign Funding Group)”.
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Structured Settlement Quotes (SSQ) has gone way over the line to compete with its competitors. SSQ, owned by Genex Capital, brand jacks its competitors with purported “reviews” and then SEOs those reviews with hundred and hundreds of paid links, 843 in one case!
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The diabolical webuypayments cloaking/redirect scheme sparked lawsuits against Sovereign Funding Group and CEO David Springer and a series of “brandjacking” schemes that plagued the structured settlement secondary market 2010-2013. Structured Settlement Watchdog John Darer investigated the business relationships between those engaging in this behavior.
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Woodbridge alleged that David Springer’s Sovereign Funding embarked on a scheme to misappropriate the marks of and malign its competitors through a re-direct scheme that drove traffic to webuypayments.net (i.e. Sovereign Funding).
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The Woodbridge lawsuit is the second of a series of lawsuits by competitors against David Springer, a Mount Airy, MD resident, and Sovereign Funding Group, a company that solicits American consumers to sell their structured settlement payments
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Rescue Capital’s Dawn Anderson’s “cat fight” with Chelsea Alvin over an untimely article and SEO marketing, results in her being hoisted on her own petard.