If I’m Not Paying My Personal Injury Attorney, How Do I Know The Case Is Important To Them?
Not paying hourly—how do you know your injury case matters to the lawyer? That doubt exists even for paying clients, notes Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman; the real answer is communication. Until your medical treatment ends, there's limited work beyond handling insurers and bills. Afterward, activity ramps up, and someone in his office can always update you on progress.
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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA
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— why good communication answers the doubt, paying client or not
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How do you know your case matters if you're not paying hourly?
That doubt exists even for paying clients—the real answer is communication. Until treatment ends there's limited work beyond handling insurers and bills; afterward activity ramps up, and someone in his office can always update you on progress.
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