Regardless of your legal need, your initial consultation with one of our attorneys is always free of charge and obligation. If retained, our fee schedule differs depending on the type of case you may have. Listed below are our fees for each type of case.
Our personal injury attorneys work off what is called a "contingent fee" agreement. This means you are only charged a fee if we are successful in recovering an award for you. You need no money up front. Our fees are based on a percentage (typically 1/3) of any recovery we make for you. Your only other responsibility is for miscellaneous expenses incurred during our representation (i.e. court filing fees, mailing costs, etc.), which we advance during the case and deduct from recovery, if any, at the conclusion of the lawsuit. If we do not recover an award for you, no fee is owed. Click to see our Personal Injury Retainer.
Our Workers' Compensation department also works on a contingent fee basis. However, in a Workers' Compensation claim, the judge determines the appropriate legal fee of the attorney. Fees vary depending on the type of determination made and the work the attorney put forth relating thereto. Typically, a claimant's attorney is awarded a fee between 10-20% of the value of the determination. Click to see our Workers' Compensation Retainer.
Many disability claimants worry about how to pay for an attorney's services. But this is not a problem for our disability clients. McMahon, Kublick & Smith, P.C. handles Social Security Disability cases on a contingent fee basis. This means no payment is due to us unless you are approved for disability benefits. The contingent fee will normally be 25% of the past due benefits which have accrued during the claim process. The contingent fee is capped at a maximum of $5,300. Nothing is deducted from your current monthly benefits. Click to see our Social Security Disability Retainer.
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