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Commercial Tenancy and Real Estate Litigation on a Contingency Basis

by Howard Gutman

Businesses wary of high real estate litigation costs can consider contingency representation. Here, attorneys carry out a detailed risk assessment and are paid only upon successful outcomes. When proposing these cases, businesses should simplify the case description, provide evidence, focus on facts, detail damages, and prepare for rigorous questioning. A preliminary telephone consultation for such cases may be available for free.

Commercial Litigation and Contingency Attorneys: Navigating the Cost Concerns

by Howard Gutman

The cost of commercial litigation is often a concern for businesses. The use of conventional hourly fee agreements can lead to unexpected costs, while contingency representation requires extensive risk assessment by attorneys. To secure a lawyer on a contingency basis, businesses should provide clear, concise case explanations, offer evidence, exhibit honesty, focus on facts, demonstrate their financial damages, and be ready for tough questions about their case. Initial consultations are offered for free.

Age Discrimination Cases and Contingency Lawyers

by Howard Gutman

Choosing between hourly and contingency legal representation can greatly affect age discrimination-related case outcomes, especially for individuals facing financial issues. It is advisable to simplify case explanations, provide evidential support, focus on factual recitation, demonstrate damages, anticipate rigorous questioning in contingency cases, and actively cooperate with the legal process. Legal assistance is available through complimentary initial telephonic consultations.