Lawyer fee of 50%
This is a discussion on Lawyer fee of 50% within the Attorneys & Legal Ethics forum, part of the ATTORNEYS, COURTS, LITIGATION category; Some one said it was unethical for a lawyer to take 50% of a settlement. Is this true? I won ...
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Some one said it was unethical for a lawyer to take 50% of a settlement. Is this true? I won 4,000 the lawfirm took 2,000
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Some states have limits (check with your state bar) but 50% is allowed often--especially if you did agreed initially.
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