At Hodes Milman, we do not charge for an initial consultation regarding a potential medical malpractice case.
We also take these cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning that our fees are dependent on the outcome of the case. If we obtain a recovery during the case, we take a percentage of the recovery, but if we do not, then we do not charge any attorney’s fee. We work on a contingency fee arrangement because we understand that our injured clients may be struggling financially with medical bills and lost income.
Furthermore, after we accept the case, our firm will front the costs of court filings, gathering evidence, and taking depositions against the potential recovery, meaning that you will not need to fund the entire litigation process.
Each case is different, so it is highly recommended that you consult with an attorney directly regarding your specific case. Also keep in mind that every law firm is different — some firms or attorneys require payment or a retainer before they begin work on a case.
At Hodes Milman, we invest in our cases upfront to help relieve financial worries for the individuals and families we represent. We also do so because we are confident in our ability to deliver meaningful results.