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In a Martindale-Nolo Research survey, people who hired a lawyer for their injury claim received an average of $77,600, compared with $17,600 for those who handled it on their own. Even after attorney fees, their average net payout was nearly three times higher.†
9 in 10 people with a lawyer received a settlement or award, vs. about half without one.
† Source: Martindale-Nolo Research, 2017 personal injury study, a survey of Nolo readers with personal injury claims of all types, as reported by Nolo in “How Much Can I Get for My Personal Injury Case?” Average payouts are before attorney fees and case costs; contingency fees commonly run 33%–40%. Even after fees, respondents with lawyers reported average net payouts nearly three times higher. Survey results reflect respondents’ reported experiences. Every case is different, and this is not a prediction or guarantee of any result.
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