The National Structured Settlements Trade Association members are proud supporters of the National Consumers League, and we congratulate the NCL on its 125th Anniversary. NSSTA’s mission is to educate and advocate on behalf of people with personal injury legal settlements to help ensure their long-term financial security, and we’re grateful to all those voices who help us spread that word.
Members of the NSSTA Board of Directors and the NSSTA PAC Board met in Washington, D.C., on Capitol Hill to participate in the 2024 “Congressional Connect Campaign Initiative.” Over two days, structured settlement industry leaders met with more than a dozen Members of Congress to educate Congressional leaders on the value of structured settlements for injured people and their families and the importance of promoting and preserving 104(a)(2) and Section 130, our critical tax code provisions.
All economic policy signals point to comprehensive federal reform legislation in 2025. Starting in the first quarter of 2025, the 119th Congress will be faced with a “tsunami” of budget and tax policy issues. Unlike the current Congress, which decided to kick the tax and spending cans down the road, the next Congress will have no alternative but to act.
The National Structured Settlement Trade Association (NSSTA) recently held its annual conference in Nashville, Tennessee, drawing over 150 industry members. A major highlight was the election of the new NSSTA Board of Directors, who will lead the association over the next three years.
The 2024-2025 NSSTA Board of Directors are:
Have you ever thought about how the realms of AI intersect with structured settlements? We just had a fascinating discussion about this topic with Beth, an AI avatar, on the Settle Smart Podcast. Here are the game-changing insights from our conversation.
AI's Impact on the Legal Realm:
From streamlining vast document reviews to predicting litigation outcomes, AI is revolutionizing how legal professionals operate:
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. The proposed rule Promotes Nondiscrimination in Health Care and Human Services for Persons with Disabilities and, when finalized, will mark an incredible advancement in disability civil rights.
