What Are The Percentages A Personal Injury Attorney Will Receive When My Court Case Is Over?
What percentage does a personal-injury attorney take? Most commonly about a third of the total settlement, explains Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman—paid from the recovery, not upfront. That percentage typically rises if the case moves into litigation, and rises again if it goes all the way to trial, reflecting the far greater time each stage demands.
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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA
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— how the contingency percentage climbs from settlement to litigation to trial
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What percentage does an injury attorney take?
Most commonly about a third of the total settlement, paid from the recovery rather than upfront, and that percentage typically rises if the case moves into litigation and rises again if it goes to trial, reflecting the far greater time each stage demands.
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