I developed "Understanding Nonphysical Injury Structured Settlements" to help ALL practitioners involved in nonphysical injury litigation understand the harmful adverse tax consequences to the plaintiff if the settling parties fail to consider structured settlements when resolving certain types of cases.

In short, all cash settlements can create a costly, unnecessary and easily avoidable tax burden!

To reinforce the value of structuring employment disputes, we also encourage you to check out this helpful brochure on the topic provided to us by one of our structured settlement life company partners specializing in this area.

And if that's not enough, check out the four minute cartoon we created to help clients visualize the value of structuring non-physical injury claims:


The potential adverse tax consequences of accepting an all cash settlement on certain types of cases cannot be overstated. Particularly on larger settlements, clients who take the time to analyze their tax position before agreeing to a settlement and choose to structure their proceeds instead will usually be handsomely rewarded in the form of a lower overall tax obligation, ergo more money in their pocket.