Brad Freedberg
Personal Injury Attorney
How Contingency Fees Work
Many accident victims worry they can't afford an attorney. The contingency fee model eliminates this concern entirely.
What Is a Contingency Fee?
A contingency fee means:
- No upfront payment required
- No hourly billing
- Our fee is a percentage of your recovery
- If we don't win, you don't pay attorney fees
How the Process Works
1. Free Consultation: We evaluate your case at no cost 2. Case Acceptance: If we take your case, we advance all costs 3. Investigation & Negotiation: We build your case and fight for you 4. Resolution: We recover compensation through settlement or trial 5. Payment: Our fee comes from your recovery; remainder goes to you
What Percentage Do Attorneys Take?
Typical contingency fees range from 33% to 40%, depending on:
- Case complexity
- Whether the case goes to trial
- The specific agreement with your attorney
What About Case Expenses?
Personal injury cases involve costs like:
- Medical record retrieval
- Expert witness fees
- Court filing fees
- Investigation costs
- Deposition expenses
Why Contingency Fees Benefit You
Levels the Playing Field
Insurance companies have unlimited resources. Contingency fees ensure you can access experienced legal representation regardless of your financial situation.
Aligns Our Interests
When we only get paid if you win, our success is tied to yours. We're motivated to maximize your recovery.
No Financial Risk
You're never out of pocket. If the case doesn't succeed, you owe nothing for attorney fees.
Real Value of an Attorney
Studies consistently show that accident victims with attorneys recover significantly more than those without—even after attorney fees.
Average settlements with attorney representation are 3-4x higher than without.Free Consultation - No Obligation
Still have questions about costs? Call Brad Freedberg at (303) 892-0900 for a completely free consultation. We'll explain exactly how the process works and evaluate your case—with no pressure and no obligation.
You have nothing to lose and everything to gain.Frequently Asked Questions
No. Your initial consultation is completely free. We'll review your case, answer your questions, and explain your options with no cost or obligation.
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