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How Do Contingency Fees Work?
Although insurance companies and large corporations can afford to pay their lawyers $250 to $700 per hour, most people cannot—especially if they are facing hefty medical bills and time away from work. Biren Law Group believes that accident victims should be able to bring their claim on fair footing, even if they can’t afford to pay hourly attorney’s fees. This is why we often accept cases on a contingency fee basis. Rather than charging an hourly rate, our firm will only take a fee if we are successful in recovering compensation on your behalf. Simply put, you don’t pay unless we win your case. If we win your case, our fee will come as a percentage of your recovery. If no recovery is made, you will not have to pay anything for the legal services rendered by our firm. Either way, you will not be charged a fee upfront or out-of-pocket.
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How Can Biren Law Group Help Me?
If you are searching for a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer with the skill, experience and legal knowledge to effectively handle your case, look no further than Biren Law Group. We have represented thousands of clients over the last 40 years, recovering more than $500 million in damages. This success has earned our founding attorney, Matthew Biren, a place on the California Super Lawyers® list every year since 2006. Contact us today for a FREE, no-risk consultation.
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How Do I Find the Right Injury Lawyer?
Asking the right questions can help you pick the right attorney for your case. First, you should learn more about the lawyer’s track record. Specifically, you should ask to see any published verdicts and settlements—which can help you to determine whether or not they have handled cases like yours. Next, you should see what type of courtroom or documentary presentations the attorney has made in the past. You should also ask the lawyer if their firm has the resources to handle a major case. After all, not all firms are created equal. Once you visit the lawyer’s offices, you can decide for yourself if the firm appears to be in a position to make the financial commitment necessary to handle your case. Even more important is that you speak with the attorney. Try to get a measure of what type of person they are.
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