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if my attorney hasent filed a personal injury suit and i want to fire and hire another will i still have to pay legal fees to h
Atlanta, GA
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will i have to pay my present attorney legal fees if i fire him.
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Answers (3)Angel Marie Van Wieren
This attorney is licensed in Georgia.
Posted about 1 month ago.
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You should review your attorney-client fee agreement for the relevant provision.
Angel M. Van Wieren Michael J. Helfand
This attorney is licensed in Illinois.
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Typically, no. However, you may have signed a fee agreement that states otherwise. If you are switching attorneys, make sure you're aware of the statute of limitations for your case. If you miss the deadline, you won't get another chance. In other words, don't delay in finding another attorney. If you'd like a referral to an experienced personal injury attorney, feel free to contact me. I'm licensed in Illinois, but I can recommend someone near you. 1-800-807-9530.
Robert S. Windholz
This attorney is licensed in Georgia.
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You may have to honor what is called an attorney's lien for time he put in on your case. If there was an offer to settle and he has language in his contract using that to fix the fee amount that might present additional issues for you.
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