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Cost and Benefit Analysis
A structured settlement consultant helps personal injury plaintiffs create a plan for how to optimize their settlement award.
Economic Loss Analysis
A structured settlement consultant obtains quotes from one or more structured settlement annuity providers to calculate future economic losses.
Age Rating Analysis
Structured settlement consultants identify those individuals who might meet the criteria to receive maximized annuity payments through a process known as "age rating". They then process and submit the required medical information to the insurance company’s medical underwriters.
Negotiation Assistance
Settlement planning professionals, including structured settlement consultants can offer their experience and expertise to facilitate the negotiation process and help improve your results.
Settlement Transfer ProtectionÂ
The purpose of a structured settlement is to provide you with a safe, secure, dependable promise of tax-free payment over time.
Mendiola Settlement Consultants strive to offer exceptional care and quality service to their clients.
Ali works with teams of experienced insurance professionals and attorneys throughout the country. She creates structured settlements for medical malpractice, personal injury, product liability, workers’ compensation, mass torts, construction defect cases, structures for non-physical injury cases, and attorney fees. She is also a Certified Medicare Secondary Payer Professional.
A structured settlement is a negotiated, tax-free lawsuit or claim that is disbursed to the claimant in future periodic payments rather than a lump sum. An annuity is purchased by the carrier at the time of settlement and provides predictable future periodic payments to the claimant.
A structured settlement is used as a negotiating tool to bridge the gap between the demand and the offer. It allows settlement discussions to focus on the needs of the claimant rather than what the claimant believes their case is worth.