We will agree on the fees together, which always consist of a fixed fee and a result fee. This result fee consists of a percentage applied to the total sums that the lawyer will have enabled the victim to recover from the insurer. This percentage varies according to the stakes and complexity of the case. 

The result fee is by definition charged when the result is obtained by the client: the fees are deducted from the compensation received, with the client’s agreement and under the fee agreement signed. It is important to note that generally, in no-fault accidents, you will not have to make any advance payment, even for fixed fees – you will only pay the fees once the insurance company has at least paid you a retainer.