Connecticut Lawsuits and Appeals

What to Ask

What to Ask About Lawsuits and Appeals

a

What do you recommend as the best course of action for me?

b

How likely is my case to be successful?

c

How long might my case take?

d

How much of your practice is focused on helping clients with similar cases?

e

Do you work on contingency? If so, what percentage of my settlement/verdict will you expect for your fees?

f

Do I need to pay any money up front?

g

Are expenses separate from your fees?

h

If so, what expenses will I be responsible for?

i

Will I be responsible for expenses even if you are not successful on my behalf?

Susan E. Nugent

Practicing in: Lawsuits and Appeals

Location: Greater New Haven

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