What are contingency fee agreements?

A contingency fee agreement is a contract between a client and attorney where fee payment to the attorney depends on the outcome of the case. This usually means that the attorney only gets paid if the attorney settles or wins the case. Contingency fees can range from 25% to 40% of the case total. 

 

Contact The Law Office of Madison L. Burga today to discuss what contingency fee agreements are available for your case. 

What are the benefits of a contingency fee agreement?

No Upfront Fees:
Clients do not typically have to pay any fees upfront to start their personal injury case. 

Percentage of Recovery:
The attorney is paid a percentage from the total recovery on your personal injury case. A common contingency fee is 33.33% injury cases. 

No Payment if You Lose:
In most cases, the injured person does not owe any attorney fees if there is no recovery. 

Predictable Costs:
Costs are outlined in most attorney-client agreements. Clients should know upfront what costs they may potentially be responsible for. 

Equal Access to Justice:
Contingency fee agreements allow injured individuals to access legal help and seek justice for their injuries.