An alternative form of settlement that offers economic benefits to all parties:

• improved planning, security, and tax benefits for claimants

• Higher value offers and reduced costs for defendants

Structures are not available to the general public. To qualify you must:

• have suffered a
  personal injury
  

• represent someone who has suffered a personal injury

» Confused about how best to allocate settlement proceeds? See Henry Strong and David Cordell's article: "Fiduciary Focus: The Prudent Allocation of Structured Settlements and Post-Settlement Trusts" in the Spring, 2008 edition of the American Bar Association's journal, "The Brief" [.pdf]

» Learn what the Journal Of Financial Planning thinks about structured settlements. [.pdf]


» Learn What Judges Should Know About Structured Settlement Protection Acts by Craig Ulman and Daniel Hindert, The Judge's Journal (ABA), Summer, 2005 [.pdf]

• Tax-advantaged income
• Long-term financial security
• Built-in spendthrift protection
• Exceptional design flexibility
• Guaranteed lifetime payments

• I am an injured person
• I am a claim professional
• I am a plaintiff's attorney
• I am a defense attorney
• I am a settlement fiduciary