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MAKING A SETTLEMENT LAST: ADVICE FOR ATTORNEYS, LEGAL TEAMS, AND CLIENTS

November 12, 2021

Making a Settlement Last: Advice for Attorneys, Legal Teams, and Clients

Lengthy hours are spent arriving at a settlement agreement or achieving a verdict. Most of the time, these monetary settlements are awarded to individuals and families who are not equipped to manage this sudden wealth. A financial disbursement can cause a range of reactions from immediate spending, extreme prudence, or depositing it in a personal [...]

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July 29, 2021

The Analysis of Structured and Lump Sum Payouts – What’s Right for Your Client?

DECISION TIME For personal injury attorneys, long hours spent in depositions, research, trial preparation and communications with defense counsel all culminate into successful mediation, or in some instances, a trial verdict. A person’s pain and suffering, future earning potential, and lost wages will be calculated, deliberated, debated, and tallied, representing the financial justice to the [...]

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July 14, 2019

Special Needs Trust

Examining uses beyond minors and diminished capacities scenarios – Special Needs Trusts can be an important tool for those who’ve experienced traumatic injury. [...]

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July 7, 2019

DAS Case Study: Natalie’s Childhood Disability

Meet Natalie Disability: Cognitive and Learning Disabilities In 2015, Natalie, a young girl at the time, incurred physical, emotional and developmental injuries. Due to the length of her legal case, her financial settlement did not occur until she was 18 years old. Natalie’s intention was to finish school and ultimately work with children as a [...]

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July 6, 2019

DAS Case Study: Greg’s Long-Standing Injury

Meet Greg Disability: Paraplegic In 2015, we were introduced to Greg. At the time, he was in his late 30’s and became a paraplegic as a teenager. Greg’s original injury settlement had grown substantially over the years, and he had worked to accumulate wealth from his career in the technology industry. Greg also had a [...]

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June 29, 2019

DAS Case Study: Grace’s Adult Brain Injury

Meet Grace Disability: Adult Brain Injury When we met Grace, she had suffered from a brain injury as a result of complications that arose while giving birth to her son and the ensuing treatment. The results were lasting mental and physical pain from oxygen deprivation, blood loss, and disfigurement. The incident caused Grace to lose [...]

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May 1, 2019

DAS Case Study: Sam’s Disability Settlement

Meet Sam Disability: C-4 Quadriplegic We had the pleasure of meeting Sam in 2009. When he visited our office for the first time, he was in his 20’s and had recently received a significant personal injury award due to a disabling accident. As a result of the accident, Sam was left a complete C-4 quadriplegic [...]

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February 14, 2017

Disability Advisory Services Sponsors WSAJ

Coldstream’s Disability Advisory Services (DAS), always dedicated to delivering holistic financial guidance to individuals with a disability who have received a financial settlement, is proud to announce their comprehensive gold sponsorship with the Washington State Association for Justice (WSAJ) for the second year in a row. The “oldest and largest civil justice advocacy organization in [...]

November 29, 2016

Coldstream’s DAS at Outdoors For All Gala

Coldstream’s Disabled Advisory Services (DAS) team celebrated with our guests at Outdoors For All’s annual gala in October. The evening raised over $350,000 for programs that enrich the lives of people living with a disability through outdoor recreation experiences. OFA is the nation’s leading year-round recreation program, serving over 2,400 individuals each year. Thanks to [...]

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