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When You Need to Worry About Constructive Receipt in PI Cases
What is Constructive Receipt? Constructive receipt is a doctrine — applicable only in situations where a structured...
A Simple Income Tax Strategy for PI Attorneys (That Can Yield Huge Savings!)
Did you pay more income tax than you wanted to last year? I imagine you did. But don't worry, you're in luck. As a...
Advantages of Using Annuities in Taxable Damages Cases
Qualified vs. Non-Qualified Structured Settlement Annuities What is a non-qualified annuity versus a qualified...
What Happens When a Special Needs Trust Beneficiary Passes Away?
A common question from attorneys regarding special needs trusts is: "What happens when the beneficiary of...
Minor’s Cases: Why a Structured Settlement Can Be a Good Fit
For cases involving minors, placing the settlement money into the court registry or a blocked bank account may not be...
Lien Resolution — Best Practices and Pitfalls to Avoid
Lien Resolution Webinar On this webinar, Dave Place and Greg Maxwell discuss troubling lien resolution issues on your...
Deferring Your Legal Fees: Annuities Aren’t the Only Option
Attorneys who have deferred their legal fees in the past or who have heard about attorney fee deferrals may be...
The Difference Between SSDI and SSI (and Why It Matters)
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) are government benefits for clients...
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