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Our approach to Settlement Planning encompasses learning about our clients’ needs and goals by asking the right questions, providing education to enable clients to make informed decisions, and developing recommended strategies and solutions to help clients both maximize and protect their recovery.
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Structured Settlement is an innovative negotiating tool, which, if effectively used, provides significant benefits to all parties in litigation. Structured settlements offer a degree of certainty and tax benefits that other investment vehicles cannot.More details inside.
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Properly designed structured settlements are income tax-free under Internal Revenue Code Sections 104(a)(1) and 104(a)(2). Claimants and Plaintiffs have a short time window to take advantage of this longstanding tax break.
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How does a structured settlement work? The structured settlement process is explained here in three concise bullet points.
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What is a Rated Age or Impaired Risk Rating? How does it affect the price of a structured settlement annuity? How do plaintiffs and/or defendants benefit from the determination of a rated age?
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There are many ways in which your structured settlement benefits can be designed. Most important is providing a solution to fill your needs. We can customize virtually any type of payment or even a stream of many different payments in one or more structured settlement contracts. Find out more details in here.
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Do you think, have you read, or have you heard from an adviser, that you can do better than a structured settlement? You owe it to yourself or your client to understand the issues. It's a life impacting decision. In here you will find a discussion of how structured settlements compare to other investment alternatives.
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Structured settlements funded with United States Treasury Obligations can provide claimants with a greater degree of security than annuities for those that are most conservative.
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