Where the firm is engaged on a contingent fee — in injury cases and in substantial commercial matters — there is no attorney's fee unless there is a recovery. In every contingent-fee and hybrid engagement, the client remains responsible for case expenses, including court costs, filing fees, deposition and expert witness costs, and records charges, which the firm advances and is reimbursed for out of any recovery. If there is no recovery, the client owes no expenses. Fee terms are set out in a written fee agreement before representation begins.
A short video on the firm’s written-agreement policy and what it means for you.
The firm is selective about the matters it accepts. Every engagement begins with a confidential case assessment.
