Learn More About Structured Settlements.

For nearly 20 years, the federal government has recognized and encouraged the use of structured settlements in personal injury cases.  Structured settlements have also attracted strong support from plaintiff attorneys, state attorneys general, legislators, judges, and consumer and disability advocates.

If you would like additional information about structured settlements, please contact a structured settlement broker or a life insurance company in your area.  Or call the National Structured Settlements Trade Association at (202) 466-2714.
 
What Is A Structured Settlement?
 
What Are The Benefits Of A Structured Settlement Over A Lump-Sum Payment?
 
What Kind Of Flexibility Do I Have In Setting Up A Structured Settlement?
 
Why Were Structured Settlements Created?
 
Who Determines The Amount Of Payments And The Payment Schedule?
 
Are Structured Settlements More Likely To Be Used In Certain Types Of Cases?
 
I'm Involved In A Lawsuit Now. Why Should I Consider Structured Settlement?
 
Someone Has Offered To Purchase My Structured Settlement Payments. What Should I Know Before I Do This?
 
What Are Some Of The Federal Tax Rules That Make Structured Settlements Beneficial?
 
What Is A "Qualified Assignment"?
 
What Other Federal Tax Rules Govern The Use Of Structured Settlements And Qualified Assignments?

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