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It is a contingency fee arrangement. Typically this is used for civil law suits that expect a payout. The plaintiff is still required to cover the cost of any expenses involved. Most states limit the lawyers share at one third or 30 percent.
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A lawyer who takes a maternity leave?
A lawyer who takes a maternity leave is a pregnant lawyer.
How does a personal injury lawyer get paid?
If he wins the lawsuit he takes a percentage of the monetary settlement (e.g. 30%, 40%), if he loses he usually gets nothing.
What is the advantage to a client in no win no fee claims?
The advantage to a client in a "no win, no fee" claim is that it allows people who don't have the financial means to hire a lawyer to have proper representation in a lawsuit. The lawyer in this type of case does not charge a fee but instead takes a percentage of the damages awarded.
What tax takes the same percentage of income from everyone regardless of their earnings?
That is called a flat tax system.
What percentage does a lawyer charge in new york?
about 35% of the total
Should a lawyer get a percentage of the medical bills if the money was paid by the client before they hire the lawyer?
No, of course not. If the insurance company already paid the medical bills, then obviously you didn't need a lawyer's help to get them paid. Therefore, they are not entitled to a percentage of something they had no part in recovering.
What does it takes to become a lawyer?
7 years approximately
Lawyer hesitate to send me for Bi-carpal tunnel injuries. Is the lawyer gets better percentage if a lump sum is offered which include surgery and future treatments. Percentage offer is below 50 percen?
Not sure what you are asking? Generally the lawyer wants to do what's best for his client...okay now for the real answer! The lawyer would gain more by having you settle for a larger up front lump sum. He's not going to get much of anything on your future treatments--open medicals its called.
What is it called when your lawyer doesn't defend you well?
bad lawyer job?
How long does it take to become a DUI lawyer?
I takes more than five years in college to become a DUI Lawyer.
What is a lawyer called?
Mufti
What can be done when someone sprays a field and it kills your plants and tree and flowers in your yard?
It is possible to sue for damages; consult a lawyer (preferably one who takes cases for a percentage of the eventual settlement, rather than for cash upfront).
