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I Want To Hire A Personal Injury Attorney But I Don't Have Any Money. How Can I Find One?

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How can you hire a personal-injury attorney with no money? You need nothing upfront, explains Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman. These cases run on a contingency fee—he's paid a percentage of the settlement. He also advances the case costs, like medical records, experts, and filing fees, then recovers them from the settlement. An empty bank account is no barrier.

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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA

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— how the fee and costs come out of the settlement, not your pocket

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you hire an injury attorney with no money?

Yes—you need nothing upfront, since these cases run on a contingency fee, so he's paid a percentage of the settlement and advances the case costs like records, experts, and filing fees, recovering them from the settlement. An empty bank account is no barrier.

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