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Are Case Expenses Different From Attorney’s Fees?
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Yes. An attorney’s fee pays the law firm for its legal services. Case expenses are the costs associated with investigating and pursuing the claim.
Depending on the case, expenses may include:
Medical-record and billing charges
Court filing and service fees
Deposition and transcript expenses
Expert-witness fees
Investigation expenses
Charges for obtaining reports or other evidence
Not every case requires every type of expense.
Before you hire us, the written agreement will explain how expenses are handled and whether you could be responsible for any expenses if there is no recovery.