Are There Any Extra Expenses Or Fees Involved In My Personal Injury Lawsuit? Who Pays Them?
Beyond the contingency fee, a personal injury case carries separate costs, Oakland attorney Andrew Dósa explains—court filing fees, court-reporter charges for depositions, and record-copying fees, which can each run a few hundred dollars. He advances these costs for clients and is reimbursed from the settlement, taking his fee and the costs at the end.
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Answered by Andrew Dósa · Oakland, CA
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What extra costs does an injury case have?
Beyond the contingency fee, there are court filing fees, court-reporter charges for depositions, and record-copying fees, which can each run a few hundred dollars.
Who pays those costs up front?
The attorney advances them and is reimbursed from the settlement, taking his fee and the costs at the end.
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