Contingency Fee Agreements Sample Clauses

Contingency Fee Agreements. In contingency fee agreements, Section 6147 of the Business and Professions Code contains the same requirements as non-contingency fee agreements (discussed above) for a written fee agreement and a duplicate copy of the executed agreement being provided to the client. There are additional requirements for contingency fee agreements. The agreement must include:
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Contingency Fee Agreements. In contingency fee agreements, Section 6147 of the Business and Professions Code contains the same requirements as non-contingency fee agreements (discussed above) for a written fee agreement and a duplicate copy of the executed agreement being provided to the client. There are additional requirements for contingency fee agreements. The agreement must include: A statement of the contingency fee percentage amount. A statement as to how disbursements and costs will affect the contingency fee and the client’s recovery. A statement as to what extent, if any, the client could be required to pay any compensation to the attorney for related matters that arise out of their relationship not covered by their contingency fee agreement. This may include any amounts collected for the client by the attorney. Unless the claim is subject to the provisions of Business and Professions Code Section 6146 (Claim Against Health Care Provider), a statement that the fee is not set by law but is negotiable between attorney and client.
Contingency Fee Agreements. In contingency fee agreements, Section 6147 of the Business and Professions Code contains the same requirements as non-contingency fee agreements (discussed above) for a written fee agreement and a duplicate copy of the executed agreement being provided to the client. There are additional requirements for contingency fee agreements. The agreement must include: A statement of the contingency fee percentage amount. A statement as to how disbursements and costs will affect the contingency fee and the client’s recovery. A statement as to what extent, if any, the client could be required to pay any compensation to the attorney for related matters that arise out of their relationship not covered by their contingency fee agreement. This may include any amounts collected for the client by the attorney. Unless the claim is subject to the provisions of Business and Professions Code Section 6146 (Claim Against Health Care Provider), a statement that the fee is not set by law but is negotiable between attorney and client. If the claim is subject to Section 6146, a statement that the rates set forth in that section are the maximum limits for the contingency fee and that the attorney and client may negotiate a lower rate. If the matter involves a claim for injury or damage against a health care provider based upon negligence, the attorney should carefully review Business and Professions Code Section 6146. If any contingency fee agreement does not comply with the statutory provisions, the agreement is voidable at the option of the client, and the attorney is then entitled to a “reasonable” fee.

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