Contingency

Nearly all personal injury and most plaintiff product liability cases are taken on a contingency fee basis. This means that if there is a recovery, a percentage is charged on the gross recovery before the deduction of costs. On the other hand, no recovery means no fee to the firm.

Hourly

Most commercial litigation and defense cases are billed on an hourly basis. This means that the firm will charge the client for the time it takes to complete tasks. Time is recorded in 1/10th of an hour intervals and recorded in a billing system. Costs associated with the file are also tracked in the billing system and forwarded to the client for payment. In the case of recovery, the client keeps the full amount of the judgment.

Hourly & Contingency Blend

The more complex products liability and some subrogation matters are taken on an hourly and contingency blend basis. This fee structure means that the client will pay fees at a reduced hourly rate. All costs are paid by the client. If a settlement or recovery is obtained, a contingency fee is calculated against the gross recovery to determine the amount owned the firm, less the hourly fees previously paid. Only if the contingency fee is more than the hourly fees paid does the firm earn an additional fee. If there is no recovery, no additional fees or costs are owed except those invoiced through the firm’s engagement.

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