Litigation

I have a policy to monitor comments to avoid the association of structured settlements with unrelated products that add to initial interest confusion.  This morning I received a spam comment from Woodbridge Investments, LLC on my recent post concerning the recent Opinion of General Counsel of the New York State Insurance Counsel that was designed to help structured settlement industry participants with better business practices. Woodbridge Investments, LLC  thought it appropriate to exert their twisted methodology for delivering the factoring message on our readers. I'm not sure that it's a smart strategy to diss the OGC. Of course I hit the delete button, but it's worth showing the depths to which Woodbridge will slither.

Download woodbridge_investments_non_regard_for_compliance.pdf

Then Woodbridge Investments is falsely advertising that they are "leading structured settlement brokers".

Download woodbridge_false_advertising structured settlement brokers.pdf

If you call the toll-free number you cannot get a structured settlement quote. Woodbridge Investments cannot deliver a true structured settlement quote to you, so don't waste your time calling Woodbridge Investments.

A phantom shopper called the toll free number this morning and asked the direct question "are you structured settlement brokers?". The answer given was "Yes".  Now what if that was an unsophisticated tort victim?

As as reminder Woodbridge Investments are the "Structured Settlement Apers" who offer carnival prizes to people based on the more they sell.

Download woodbridge_investments_21st_century_toaster_incentives_to_factor_structured_settlements.pdf

Thinking aloud...

How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if woodchuck could chuck wood?

How many structures could Woodbridge structure IF Woodbridge could REALLY structure?