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: Beyond Structured Settlements

Spencer v. Hartford - 8

By Patrick Hindert

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If YOU are a defendant (or insure or represent defendants), how do YOU save money using structured settlements - post Spencer v. Hartford?

What are your structured settlement risks - if you don't fully disclose your structured settlement business practices?

What are your new structured settlement best business options and practices following Spencer v. Hartford?

To begin re-thinking structured settlements (post Spencer v. Hartford), S2KM recommends a recent article written by Jeremy Babener titled "Structured Settlements and Single Claimant Qualified Settlement Funds: Regulating in Accordance with Structured Settlement History".

See especially Section IV titled: "Helping the Wrong Party" for background research and analysis about defendants attempting to save money using structured settlements - published prior to the announced proposed settlement of the Spencer v. Hartford class action lawsuit.

Full post as published by Beyond Structured Settlements on May 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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