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Is there a cap on which a lawyer can charge for a workers comp case? How does he get paid?
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Read More Answered By: Andrew Frisch |
Re: Cost Workers Compensation attorney fees are generally on a contingent basis and usually equal somewhere between 10-15% of the combined recovery. The legal fees are set by the Workers Comp judge. |
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