Legal Fees
Legal Fees And Expenses
In order to serve our complex consumer litigation clients, Clark Perdue offers clients a variety of creative fee arrangements, including:
Contingent Fees
Contingent fees mean that our fees are contingent upon obtaining an award (whether by settlement, verdict or otherwise) for our clients. If and when we recover funds on behalf of our client, then our fee is a percentage of the amount recovered. If we do not succeed in obtaining compensation, we are not owed any fee for services.
Hourly Rates
Some of our clients prefer hourly billing. We have a range of fees that varies depending upon the nature of the litigation.
Blended Rates
Some of our clients prefer to have the benefit of both an hourly and contingent fee structure. We are glad to satisfy our clients’ desire for the best fee arrangement, and we strive to find the best financial fit, depending upon the circumstances.
Costs And Expenses
Expenses may be paid from the client’s percentage of any recovery or paid as the case progresses. If there is no compensation paid to our client on a contingency fee matter, then costs and expenses are handled in accordance with the agreement we make at the time we take the case.
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