Lewis & Llewellyn is one of the few firms that splits its practice approximately 50-50 between the plaintiff and defense side. From the outset, the firm has also offered a variety of alternative fee arrangements (AFAs) to best meet our clients’ needs. Among these, Lewis & Llewellyn regularly represents plaintiffs in complex commercial cases on a contingency fee basis.
With this success-based fee arrangement, Lewis & Llewellyn forgoes hourly attorneys’ fees and instead only gets paid when we win. In other words, the firm bears all the risk associated with a plaintiff’s fight for justice and compensation. This can be a good option for clients who may not have the resources to take on corporate behemoths. With over $100 million recovered on behalf of plaintiffs, the firm has a proven track record of success.
Learn more about Lewis & Llewellyn’s business contingency practice here.
