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1332 SW 89th StreetOklahoma City, OK 73159

Fees for accepted injury matters

Contingent-fee basis

Accepted injury matters are handled on a contingent-fee basis. The attorney fee is a percentage of the recovery under a written agreement. If there is no recovery, no attorney fee is charged. The written agreement separately explains the percentage and responsibility for case costs and expenses before representation begins.

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  1. First, make sure the request arrived

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  2. More information may be needed

    Any follow-up may address timing, available records, other people involved, or the document causing concern. Do not send sensitive records unless you are asked for them through an appropriate channel.

  3. Representation begins only with a written agreement

    A request, confirmation number, or follow-up conversation does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship begins only through a written agreement explaining the work and controlling terms.