How do workers compensation attorneys get paid?
Career: Workers Compensation Attorney
Most often, workers’ compensation attorneys pay depends on how much your client gets paid. Typical contracts include a contingent fee, which means payment is contingent on the size of a claimant’s settlement. That also means should their client lose their case, the workers’ compensation attorney does not get paid.
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