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Sins of Omission and Comission in the Settlement Industry

By John Darer

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This author is aware of a structured settlement firm whose members routinely use a small excerpt of a published document to compete with another firm. The complete published document puts the small excerpt into context but the offensive structured settlement firm in question chooses to omit those material facts for its own financial gain. It's an embarrassment to the integrity of the industry.

There is nothing wrong with competition. Complete comparisons however, are the order of the day.

This author intends to expose the firm in question in due course but will hold off approximately 30 days in the hopes that the firm in question reads this blog or this blog is pointed in their direction by someone else in the industry and they reconsider this behavior.

It is possible that there is more than one firm that uses the same published document in the same manner as the firm that is the subject of this post.

Structured settlement watchdog has bone to pick

Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on September 30, 2009 (boomark / email).

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