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However rose sold it all for less than $36,000. the money she would have gotten was sold for a mere pittance. it's a free market, right? people are free to make bad deals. here's the thing, many with lead poisoning, including rose, suffer from cognitive impairment because of the lead poisoning. the secondary market of buying those structured settlements adversely affects scores of lead paint survivors, it is not adequately regulated and here's the kicker. in a seemingly unrelated story, we learned the housing chief for maryland's republican governor larry hogan wants to loosen that state's lea...

People are free to make bad deals. here's the thing, many with lead poisoning, including rose, suffer from cognitive impairment because of the lead poisoning. the secondary market of buying those structured settlements adversely affects scores of lead paint survivors, it is not adequately regulated and here's the kicker. in a seemingly unrelated story, we learned the housing chief for maryland's republican governor larry hogan wants to loosen that state's lead poisoning laws because -- hope you're paying attention -- mothers might be motivated to poison their children to get free housing. yes....

There are lead paint lawsuit settlements, many are structured settlements, agreements delivered monthly payments across decades to protect vulnerable recipients from immediately spending the money. unfortunately, that has spawned a highly aggressive largely unregulated secondary market in which companies come in to buy the rights to those years and years of payments for a lump sum -- a lump sum far less than the value of those payments, no matter how you slice it. here's a classic example from the report detailing the deal. a lead paint survivor named rose made in one of these companies. multi...

People are free to make bad deals. here's the thing, many with lead poisoning, including rose, suffer from cognitive impairment because of the lead poisoning. the secondary market of buying those structured settlements adversely affects scores of lead paint survivors, it is not adequately regulated and here's the kicker. in a seemingly unrelated story, we learned the housing chief for maryland's republican governor larry hogan wants to loosen that state's lead poisoning laws because -- hope you're paying attention -- mothers might be motivated to poison their children to get free housing. yes....

Here's how it works. there are lead paint lawsuit settlements, many are structured settlements, agreements delivered monthly payments across decades to protect vulnerable recipients from immediately spending the money. unfortunately, that has spawned a highly aggressive largely unregulated secondary market in which companies come in to buy the rights to those years and years of payments for a lump sum -- a lump sum far less than the value of those payments, no matter how you slice it. here's a classic examle from the report detailing the deal. a lead paint survivor named rose made in one of th...