"Once this agreement is made,  (Step 1) the defendant funds a stream of payments to the plaintiff, according to specific needs. In most cases,  (Step 2) the defendant then transfers the responsibility to a "qualified assignment," which (Step 3) funds the damage payments with an annuity".  FAQ onÂ...

Today I'm going to discuss some common issues related to structured settlement quotes and funding which should be of importance to plaintiff attorneys, plaintiffs, insurance adjusters, defense attorneys and other interested parties or stakeholders in the structured settlement process. Let's say you ...

"Thanks so much for your help throughout this process.  Things are going well with the way things were set up with the last settlement, and given the current financial crisis that seems to be hitting everyone so hard, I am so thankful that I have that guaranteed income coming in on a month...

The shock topic of the week (and probably the next few weeks) has made it to the Settlement Channel and my friend Mark Wahlstrom offers interesting consideration for the structured settlement and settlement planning industry about what we can learn collectively and individually about Eliot Spizer's ...

JG Wentworth issued a Press Release today promoting its now being licensed for life settlements in 22+ states. Perhaps factoring companies are not so resistant to be licensed after all! So why, 6 years after tax relief was granted by Congress, is there not such a mechanism for structured settlements...

The "Butt Heads" of the Factoring Industry need to get their FAQs straight A.   RAM Funding Bleats in its Structured Settlement FAQ: Q. Do I Get Interest on My Structured Settlement?   A. No.  The interest is a part of your structured settlement agreement and is therefo...