For injured parties
Make a settlement last.
A large settlement can arrive at the hardest point in your life, and it has to cover years of need. Bill helps you plan how it will be used before you decide.
Where the risk is
People who receive a large lump sum are often unprepared to manage it, and pressure from outside to spend it arrives quickly. Spreading payments over time, with the right protections, is one way to keep a settlement serving you for as long as you need it.
What Bill does
- Takes a whole-picture look at your post-settlement finances: care costs, income, taxes, benefits, and family.
- Explains your options, including taking the money in cash, a structure, or a mix, and what each one costs you.
- Works alongside your attorney and tax adviser; he does not replace them.
Plainly stated: Bill may be paid when a structured settlement is purchased. If you take the whole settlement in cash, he is paid nothing on your case. He will tell you that up front and show you the arithmetic either way.
Families of children injured at birth
Bill wrote a book for you. It is free, and there is a companion hub that follows it section by section.