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Inaccuracies in "Scott Sidell Story"

By John Darer

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A number of news stories have been published concerning the termination of Scott Sidell which include an inaccurate cite of his former employment.   Scott Sidell was the former CEO of Structured Settlement Investments, a factoring company acquired by and now part of the Law Cash family. The inaccurate stories state that Scott Sidell is the ex-CEO of Structured Settlements. There is no such company. The purpose of this post is to expressly distinguish between the structured settlement industry and what it was that Scott Sidell was part of .

The termination of Scott Sidell and subsequent law suit raises interesting questions concerning employer/employee privacy and trade secrets.

Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on July 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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