The hospital agreed to settle through a structured settlement, as overseen by a county conservatorship.
According to the civil complaint filed by Me "Delayy soon married Terry, who took over the conservatorship of the settlement and proceeded to make loans against the settlement, which equalized about $ 350,000. Lisa, Terry had used the loan money to purchase "controlled substances, illegal drugs, jewelry, liquor and other non-business items." Of course Delaney is suing for 10 million in punitive damages.
Should we consider making it settlements "unstructurable"? There is some concern that "factoring" or " cash out "company take advantage of customers, taking large part of the settlement in exchange for a significantly smaller lump sum.
We should look to protect minors, senior citizens, and mentally impaired or injured settlement winners. dream fulfilling, and absolutely a positive choice to make the best choices and should to them them make the best choices and should be entitled to choose whatever they wish. Unstructuring a settlement seems to be a great American Freedom, but it does not have to be as morally insipid as what happened in the Delaney case .
