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Saving our clients money isn’t just a hollow slogan, it’s a lifestyle. In Florida, the average firm will charge anywhere between 33.33% and 40% of your recovery, settlement, or verdict.
We believe you deserve better than average. That’s why we developed the lowercase fee, putting more money where it belongs: your pockets. Our fee remains at 30%*, regardless of whether or not your personal injury case enters into litigation. With millions in settlements won, our clients have received hundreds of thousands of dollars more thanks to the lowercase Fee.
The lowercase fee never exceeds 30% of settlement award, but in certain cases, it could be even lower.
A commitment to savings
$1 million gross settlement pre-suit
YOU SAVE $33,330.00
$1 million gross settlement litigation
YOU SAVE $100,000.00
$100,000 gross settlement pre-suit
YOU SAVE $3,333.33
$100,000 gross settlement litigation
YOU SAVE $10,000.00
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Case Type
Settlement Amount
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Car Accident
$700,000
$23,333*
Third Party Property
$450,000
$45,000*
Car Accident
$340,000
$11,333*
Wrongful Death
$300,000
$10,000*
Car Accident
$300,000
$10,000*
Car Accident
$150,000
$15,000*
Car Accident
$1,000,000
$100,000*
Car Accident
$877,250
$87,725*
Premises Liability
$200,000
$20,000*
Car Accident
$535,000
$17,833.33*
*Savings based on standard industry fee of 1/3 pre-litigation*, 40% litigation**
We put people over profits
Case Variables
Florida Bar Maximum Allowable Fee
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% of any recovery up to $1 million before the filing of an answer or the demand of appointment of arbitrators; plus costs
33.33%
30%
% of any recovery up to $1 million through the filing of an answer or the demand of appointment of arbitrators; plus costs
40%
30%
% of any recovery between $1 million and $2 million; plus costs
30%
23%
% of any recovery exceeding $2 million; plus costs
20%
18%
If defendants admit liability at the time of filing their initial answers and request a trial only on damages
33% of any recovery up to $1 million20% of nay recovery between $1 million and $2 million15% of any recovery exceeding $2 million
30%13%13%
After notice of appeal is filed or post-judgment relief or action is required for recovery on the judgment
5%
4%
What fees can you expect personal
injury attorneys to typically charge?
Lawyers receive compensation in one of three ways:
Contingency fee: the client does not pay their attorney until a settlement or verdict is reached and then rewards their legal representative a portion of the compensation received.
Hourly rate: the attorney documents all of the hours spent on a case and charges the client accordingly.
Flat-rate: the cost is agreed upon up-front between the client and attorney.
Frequently asked questions
What is the lowercase fee?
Attorneys regularly charge 33.33% if your case settles before litigation and 40% if your case settles during litigation. With the lowercase fee, we charge a flat rate of 30% whether we go to litigation or not. Learn more
How much can I save with the lowercase fee?
How long will my case take?
Should I use an attorney or handle the case myself?
When making this decision, you may want to consider the following:
ABC News reported that internal documents from Allstate Insurance revealed that an injured person with an attorney typically receives, on average, three times more compensation than someone without legal representation. Of course, the recovery in each case depends on its specific facts and circumstances and may be reduced by attorney’s fees and costs. Additionally, an attorney can identify all potential sources of insurance for your claim, including bodily injury, uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage, PIP insurance, excess insurance, and employer insurance.
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