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What are contingency fees?

In certain types of cases, attorneys work on a contingency fee basis. That means the Plaintiff's attorney typically advances all costs and expenses of the litigation; then when a settlement or judgment is obtained the attorney will recover those costs and expenses as well as his attorney's fees as a percentage of the settlement or

How much do legal services cost?

When you're shopping around for legal services, always ask the attorney to fully explain their fees and billing practices. Don't hesitate to ask detailed questions. A lawyer's willingness to discuss fees is an important indicator of client service. But consider that cheaper isn't necessarily better. A more expensive lawyer with a lot of experience may

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