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NO FEE UNLESS YOU WIN!

Thomas C. Bradley prefers the contingent-fee arrangement because it is the model of efficiency. The arrangement aligns—perfectly—the interests of the client and attorney and effectively makes them business partners in the litigation. Both have the incentive to keep expenses as low as possible, resolve the matter quickly, and recover as much as possible.

The attorney provides the necessary labor, and often advances the case expenses, in a contingent-fee arrangement. He must believe that the case is worth pursuing before he invests his time and money. He has no incentive to conduct wasteful discovery, use unnecessary experts, or drive-up needless litigation costs. He has every incentive to be efficient and, most importantly, win the case. In Mr. Bradley’s opinion, a contingent-fee arrangement is the most efficient method of compensating the attorney for the result obtained.

How does the client benefit from using a contingent-fee arrangement?

Under Mr. Bradley’s typical contingent-fee agreement, the "contingency" is the recovery of money for the client. If that contingency does not occur, the client owes Mr. Bradley nothing for his time and effort. The obvious benefit to the client is that he or she does not have to incur out-of-pocket expenses for attorneys’ fees. This may be particularly valuable to clients who do not have the ability or desire to pay attorneys by the hour to advance their case. The arrangement also benefits the client by effectively spreading the risk of litigation. An hourly-rate payment agreement requires the client to assume all of the risk because the attorneys’ fees are a sunk cost. But under a contingent-fee arrangement, the attorney shares that risk and is only paid a fee if he wins the case or obtains a settlement.

Finally, the contingent-fee arrangement ensures that the attorney believes in the case and will do the work necessary to obtain a positive result. Faith in the case and the desire to fight for the client may not always be present when attorneys are guaranteed payment—without regard to the success or outcome of the case.

Put your trust in respected stock broker fraud attorney Thomas C. Bradley, serving San Francisco, Sacramento, Oakland, California and Reno, Nevada. Mr. Bradley will help you recover your stock losses after stockbroker fraud or misconduct. Call today for your personal legal consultation.