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We handle nearly all injury cases on a contingency fee basis. This means you pay no attorney fees unless you win your case. Fees are typically 1/3 of any recovery we obtain. The firm will also advance any expenses necessary to effectively pursue your claim. These are expenses such as expert witness fees, deposition fees, filing fees, and other case expenses. Again, you pay absolutely nothing unless you receive a recovery.

This varies depending on the extent of your injuries, your medical bills, lost wages, the defendant(s) involved, and many other factors. It is sometimes difficult to predict, but after careful evaluation of your specific situation, we can often provide an estimate of what we would hope to recover.

This also varies depending on the size and complexity of the case, the type and number of defendants involved, the opposing attorneys and insurance companies, and many other factors. Sometimes, cases can be resolved in a few months. Other times, it can take one or two years or longer. We work aggressively and actively on all cases to push them forward as quickly as possible. After discussing your situation with you and learning more about the others involved, we can usually give an estimate on how long it might take.

Probably not. The vast majority of all claims settle prior to trial. Many cases also settle before filing a lawsuit. Even if a lawsuit is filed in your case, it will usually settle prior to trial. If a complaint (lawsuit) is filed on your behalf, we will usually go through the discovery process. This involves collecting information from the defendant(s) and the defendant(s) collecting information about your claim. You may have to answer interrogatories (written questions) give a deposition (giving sworn testimony under oath before a court reporter). While this can be intimidating to some people, it is actually not too difficult. We will prepare you for this to alleviate your concerns or fears. If your case does go to trial, however, we will be prepared to present the best case possible to the jury.

The first step is to call. An attorney will discuss your case with you and meet with you for free. We will carefully evaluate your case. If we feel your case is viable, and you feel comfortable with the relationship, we will require a written fee agreement to be signed by you and the attorney(s). This agreement will outline the terms of the representation.