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At Barrow Law all personal injury cases are handled on contingency fee basis. This means that you are not required to pay an upfront retainer, hourly rate, or cover the litigation expenses while the case is pending. Instead, if there is a successful recovery, either by settlement or judgment, the attorney receives a percentage of the recover depending on when the case resolves. In addition the attorney recoups any expenses incurred in pursuing the matter. In the case that there is no recovery the client does not owe the attorney anything. The attorney does not get paid unless there is a successful recovery on the case.
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This question is impossible to answer without investigating the matter and obtaining the evidence a prospective jury might hear. Any person or attorney attempting to place a value on a case without conducting an investigation and reviewing the evidence is engaging in speculation. At Barrow Law we are selective in the cases we accept and only accept those cases in which we believe retaining an attorney will benefit the prospective client.
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First, you need to make sure any questions you have for a prospective attorney are answered before you sign a contract. Once you sign a contingent fee contract with an attorney you will likely assign an interest in the case to that attorney which can make it difficult to hire another attorney should you become dissatisfied. The attorney-client relationship should be one of trust and confidence so be diligent in choosing an attorney for your personal injury or wrongful death case.
In addition to the questions that you already have you should consider asking the prospective attorney:
Answer:
First, you need to make sure any questions you have for a prospective attorney are answered before you sign a contract. Once you sign a contingent fee contract with an attorney you will likely assign an interest in the case to that attorney which can make it difficult to hire another attorney should you become dissatisfied. The attorney-client relationship should be one of trust and confidence so be diligent in choosing an attorney for your personal injury or wrongful death case.
In addition to the questions that you already have you should consider asking the prospective attorney:
