How Much Does a Personal Injury Attorney Charge?

Personal injury attorneys charge a contingency fee for their work. That means their fee is a percentage of what they are able to recover for their clients – usually between 30% or 40% depending on a number of factors.

The experienced injury attorneys at Biesterveld & Crook, LLC have represented scores of people injured in car wrecks, falls, dog attacks, and at work. We believe offering our services on a contingency fee provides our clients with the freedom to have professional representation without the burden of upfront attorney fees.

What Factors Does a Personal Injury Attorney Consider in Deciding What to Charge?

Every case is different. Personal injury attorneys try to offer a rate that is fair for their services. Sometimes, the attorney makes less per hour when charging a contingency fee due to difficult and unforeseen circumstances that complicate a case, such as low insurance coverage limits, questionable liability, and preexisting medical conditions that make new injuries hard to discern.

Contingency fees allow injury victims to hire legal representation without paying a hefty deposit. Instead, they can focus on seeking medical treatment without the added financial stress.

Does It Cost Anything to Talk to An Injury Lawyer?

The injury attorneys at Biesterveld & Crook, LLC offer free consultations to injury victims and investigate their cases free of charge. If we cannot take your case, there is no charge. We offer this service so injury victims are not discouraged from having a professional look at their case before deciding how to proceed.

If you were injured due to the negligence of someone else, you have nothing to lose in giving us a call. Schedule your free consultation today by calling or click here.