Most people have no idea what they’ll actually pay an injury lawyer until it’s deducted from their settlement. We think that’s backwards. Here’s how our fees work — in plain language, before you ever sign.
You pay nothing unless we win
We handle injury cases on a contingency fee. That means:
- No money up front. You don’t pay to get started.
- No hourly bills. You never get an invoice while your case is pending.
- No recovery, no fee. If we don’t recover money for you, you don’t owe an attorney fee.
A lower percentage than the billboard firms
The standard contingency fee in personal injury runs about 33% to 40%, and at many high-volume firms it climbs the longer your case goes. That percentage isn’t just paying your lawyer — it’s paying for billboards, TV ads, call centers, and layers of staff.
We made a different choice. By staying small and keeping overhead low, we charge a lower contingency fee — and more of your recovery stays with you.
Everything in writing, before you sign
Your fee agreement spells out:
- The exact percentage we charge.
- How case costs (filing fees, medical records, experts) are handled and reimbursed.
- What happens at each stage of the case.
No fine print, no surprise deductions. If anything is unclear, we’ll explain it until it isn’t.
Why we can charge less
- No call center — you talk to your attorney, not a script.
- No case managers — your lawyer knows your case personally.
- A deliberately small caseload — fewer cases, more attention each.
- Low overhead — we’d rather pass the savings to you than spend it on advertising.
Talk to an attorney for free
A consultation costs you nothing, and there’s no obligation. We’ll review your situation, explain your options, and tell you honestly whether we can help.
This page is general information, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney–client relationship. Specific fee terms are set out in your written agreement with the firm.