Common Questions
- Q. How much will it cost me for you to investigate my Toyota recall claim?
- A. There is never an out-of-pocket cost to you for any of our services, including the preliminary investigation of your potential Toyota recall claim. If you later decide to retain us as your attorneys we will work for you on a contingency fee basis. This means we are paid only if we win a judgment or negotiate a settlement on your behalf.
- Q. How much will it cost me for you to represent me?
- A. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means that we are paid only if you recover a monetary award or settlement. Our fees and expenses will then be deducted from this final amount.
- Q. What is a contingency fee?
- A. A law firm that works on a contingency fee basis does not charge by the hour. Instead, a percentage of the money awarded to you will go to this office and the rest will go to you. Most attorneys in personal injury cases operate on a contingency fee basis. This means that we take all of the financial risks involved in the lawsuit. If we do not recover a settlement for you, you will not be responsible for any fees or expenses.
- Q. I don't live in California, New York or Texas where you have offices. Can you still help me?
- A. Yes. For straightforward legal assistance, such as drafting a will or transferring property, it makes sense to contact a local attorney. However, for complex issues - such as this Toyota recall – it is best to seek a law firm with the appropriate expertise either in-state or out-of-state. The Lanier Law Firm has successfully represented clients in all 50 states. Neither physical distance nor complexity of the case will ever hinder our representation. All of our clients receive personalized attention and quick responses to their questions, regardless of where they live in the United States. Common Questions Nationwide Also, the place where a client resides is very often not the best place to file the lawsuit. This decision can only be answered by the facts.
- Q. Can I wait and think about it?
- A. This depends on the legal deadlines, called statutes of limitations, which will apply to your case. These statutes vary from state to state and depend upon the kind of legal claim you wish to pursue. It is in your best interest to contact an attorney as soon as possible.
- Q. What is the first step if I decide to pursue a lawsuit?
- A. Consult a lawyer! If you choose to contact our office, you
may call toll-free at 1-800-214-1600. A Client Specialist will do their best to
answer your questions and, if you would like, an attorney will contact you immediately
for a preliminary case review.
We work on a contingency fee basis, which means that we are paid only if you recover a monetary award or settlement.
