- December 20, 2019
How Is A Maryland Personal Injury Attorney Paid?
If you or a family member has been injured because of the negligence or wrongdoing of another party, you may be entitled to recover compensation for your injuries, damages, and losses. However, you may need the assistance of a Maryland personal injury attorney to help you file an accident claim or lawsuit against the party or parties responsible for your injury. Most accident victims and their families experience a financial hardship following an accidental injury. Many victims are out of work and incur substantial medical bills as a result of the accident. Therefore, paying a Maryland personal injury attorney for legal advice and representation may be difficult or impossible.
We Accept Most Personal Injury Cases on a Contingency Fee Basis?
Our lawyers believe that all accident victims deserve to have competent legal counsel as they seek compensation for their injuries. However, we also know that you may be finding it difficult to make ends meet after an injury or accident. Therefore, our attorneys accept most personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis to help accident victims and their families receive the legal assistance they need without worrying about how to pay for a Maryland personal injury attorney.
A contingency fee agreement means that you do not pay our attorney fees until we recover compensation for you. When we recover compensation for your injury claim, you agree to pay our law firm a percentage of the recovery amount as an attorney fee for the service of a Maryland personal injury attorney. This arrangement allows you to have the benefit of an attorney without worrying about payment of upfront attorney fees. If we do not win money for your case, you do not pay attorney fees.
What Types of Cases Does Pinder Plotkin Handle?
Our personal injury law firm handles a variety of cases involving injuries and accidents. We handle cases involving, but not limited to:
- Auto Accidents
- Uber & Lyft Accidents
- Motorcycle Crashes
- Workers’ Compensation Claims
- Large Truck Accidents
- Wrongful Death
- Medical Malpractice
- Birth Injuries
- Dog Bite Injuries
- The other party denies liability for your claim;
- You sustained traumatic injuries;
- You have been out of work for a substantial period;
- The accident resulted in permanent impairments or disabilities;
- There are multiple parties involved;
- The accident involved a commercial vehicle or truck;
- The case involves a government entity, employee, property, or vehicle;
- You may have been partially responsible for causing the accident or your injury; and,
- You are unsure of the exact value of your injury claim.