October 13, 2009

Boca Raton, FL- Imperial Structured Settlements celebrates one of its own on being inducted into the Hall of Fame.

On October 10, 2009, Imperial Structured Settlements Associate Counsel Jim Klohn was inducted into the Ravenna High School Hall of Fame in Ravenna, Ohio for his outstanding athletic achievements.

Jim attended Ravenna High School from 1980-1983. During that time he was a varsity letter holder competitively competing in basketball, baseball, football and track. 
Some of Jim’s accomplishments are a 2 time all district defensive end in football and a UPI Ohio lineman of the year in 1983. In addition, he was a 2 time all conference basketball player and conference record holder for scoring 51 points in a single game. 

When not playing on a field or on a court, Jim was also actively involved in his community volunteering for the Boy’s and Girls Club and helping others fulfill their athletic dreams through his participation with the Special Olympics.

“It was a total surprise to me when I got the call that they were going to induct me into the hall fame,” said Jim Klohn Associate Counsel of Imperial Structured Settlements. “It’s a great honor to accept the invitation and to know that Ravenna High School felt that my efforts were worthy enough to be recognized.” Klohn continued.

Jim started working for Imperial Structured Settlements in January of 2009, where he is the Associate Counsel; a liaison between Imperial’s customers, insurance companies and outside counsel.

“Jim has demonstrated that he is a tough competitor with a nurturing way.” Said Deborah Benaim Sr. Vice President of Imperial Structured Settlements, “It was no surprise to us that he has been bestowed this honor,” Benaim continued.

The ultimate human necessity is to make a difference in the world, or to touch someone else’s life in a meaningful way. To many, this opportunity arises infrequently; to us at Imperial, it’s almost a daily occurrence…and we dare not fail because only we can help at that particular moment…we need to extend ourselves to the limit…because sometimes we are their last line of defense before disaster strikes.

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