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A structured settlement often yields, in total, more than a lump-sum payout would because of the interest your annuity may earn over time.
Cons of Structured Settlements
Once terms are finalized, there’s little you can do to alter them if they do not meet your needs. You cannot renegotiate the terms if your financial situation or the overall economy changes.
Funds are not immediately accessible in case of an emergency, and the recipient cannot invest the lump-sum payout in other investments that carry higher rates of return.
Tapping into your structured settlement without selling payments will cost you money. You will pay surrender charges and IRS penalties if you withdraw funds before age 59½.
Some parts of a settlement, such as attorney’s fees and punitive damages can be taxed.
Not all states require insurance companies to disclose their costs to establish a structured settlement or lump-sum annuity. Without this information, a recipient could lose a significant amount of money from their settlement through administrative fees.
Selling Your Structured Settlement Payments
Selling Structured Settlement Payments: Find out how structured settlement recipients can access their cash award ahead of the annuity contract schedule. Learn more about topics like:

What Is the Secondary Annuity Market?
Key Considerations and Requirements
Selling Payments on Behalf of Minors


Definition of Personal Injury Law
Personal Injury Law is a type of tort or civil wrong where harm or damages are caused to an individual because of anther individual failed to demonstrate reasonable care making make them negligent. Many times in my experience personal injury law has blurred with what we call litigation law. Our laws recognize torts as legal grounds to sue the negligent party in order to recover losses incurred by an injury or other harm, including psychological losses.

What this truly means is that in our state of Missouri as well as nationally, we have the legal right to sue to recover for damages incurred and subsequent damages that are expected in future losses because of the injury. Many times I am fighting for my clients to recover the full compensation they deserve for medical expenses, pain and suffering, loss of earnings, property damages, emotional distress, loss of consortium or companionship, and legal costs and attorney’s fees.

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