Personal Injury Fee Calculator

When the injury is serious,
your recovery should never be complicated.

Compare What You Keep

Move the slider to a settlement amount and switch between litigation and pre-litigation. The figures are illustrative, but the structure is the point: our fee does not change when the case gets harder.

Most firms raise their fee percentage when your case goes to litigation. We never do.

$10,000$1,000,000

US

Total Settlement:$250,000
Our Fee (35%):$87,500

Your Share With US$162,500
You keep $25,000 more

THEM

Total Settlement:$250,000
Their Fee (45%):$112,500

Your Share With THEM$137,500
You pay $25,000 more

Calculations are for illustrative purposes. Actual recoveries depend on several variables, and not all firms charge the same amounts. This example assumes a competitor with a 40 percent pre-litigation fee and a 45 percent litigation fee.

Personal Injury Contingency Fees

A contingency fee means your attorney gets paid only if money is recovered. You do not write a check upfront. When the case resolves, the fee and approved case expenses are deducted and the remaining proceeds go to you.

That is why the structure matters as much as the label. Two firms can both say “no fee unless you win” while handling litigation, expenses, and net-recovery explanations very differently.

A Rate That Holds Steady

Many injury firms use agreements that increase the percentage once a lawsuit is filed or trial preparation begins. Our position is straightforward. Your fee percentage never increases, even if the case goes to litigation or trial.

Bigger Share Guarantee®

A flat 35 percent contingency fee that never increases, even in litigation or at trial.

You always walk away with more than the firm after medical bills, liens, and costs are paid.

If your share would come in lower than that, the firm reduces its fee.

$0 out-of-pocket forever. You never write a check to start or continue your case.

Questions To Ask Before Signing

1Does the percentage increase if the case goes into litigation or to trial?
2Are case expenses deducted before or after the attorney fee is calculated?
3Who negotiates the medical liens and health insurance reimbursement cases?
4Will I see a written breakdown of my net recovery before I agree to settle?

If a lawyer cannot answer those in clear terms, keep asking until the math makes sense.

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We handle everything else.

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