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A contingency fee is a prior arrangement between lawyer and client in which the lawyer receives a set percentage of the amount of recovery awarded to the plaintiff in a case

In most cases, monetary recovery is obtained through settlement, mediation, arbitration or trial

Generally, when a lawyer takes a case on a contingency fee, a client has no obligation to pay his/her lawyer a fee unless the case is successfully resolved

Most personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis

The average contingency fee is about thirty percent

An hourly rate is also a common payment option that involves an agreed amount of compensation for each hour the lawyer spends on the case until its resolution

In some cases, personal injury lawyers charge a flat fee, which is a set amount, or a retainer, which is an arrangement where a certain amount of money is paid before legal representation begins

These fee arrangements may also be combined

Remember the video that surfaced earlier this month that purported to show country star Tim McGraw slapping a fan during his sold-out July tour stop at Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood in Atlanta? McGraw's reps claimed he was defending himself after the woman -- since identified as Jesslyn Taylor -- tried groping him and ripping his jeans while he was onstage

Taylor appears to have upped the ante, hiring Georgia personal injury lawyer Eric Hertz, according to TMZ

Hertz claims Taylor just wanted to touch McGraw as part of the interactive environment" of the show and that she feels "humiliated" by McGraw's assertions that she was too aggressive

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INJURY LAWYER COMMERCIAL - What do you think of Tim McGraw's response to slapping a fan? Do you agree? retainers

A contingency fee is a prior arrangement between lawyer and client in which the lawyer receives a set percentage of the amount of recovery awarded to the plaintiff in a case

In most cases, monetary recovery is obtained through settlement, mediation, arbitration or trial

Generally, when a lawyer takes a case on a contingency fee, a client has no obligation to pay his/her lawyer a fee unless the case is successfully resolved

Most personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis

The average contingency fee is about thirty percent

An hourly rate is also a common payment option that involves an agreed amount of compensation for each hour the lawyer spends on the case until its resolution

In some cases, personal injury lawyers charge a flat fee, which is a set amount, or a retainer, which is an arrangement where a certain amount of money is paid before legal representation begins

These fee arrangements may also be combined

Remember the video that surfaced earlier this month that purported to show country star Tim McGraw slapping a fan during his sold-out July tour stop at Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood in Atlanta? McGraw's reps claimed he was defending himself after the woman -- since identified as Jesslyn Taylor -- tried groping him and ripping his jeans while he was onstage

Taylor appears to have upped the ante, hiring Georgia personal injury lawyer Eric Hertz, according to TMZ

Hertz claims Taylor just wanted to touch McGraw as part of the interactive environment" of the show and that she feels "humiliated" by McGraw's assertions that she was too aggressive