Our No-Win, No-Fee Promise for Georgia Car Accident Clients
Yes — Georgia Auto Law represents Georgia car accident victims on a contingency fee basis. Your consultation is free and carries no obligation, we advance the costs of building your case, and you pay no attorney fee unless we recover compensation for you.
Published August 7, 2026 · Last reviewed August 7, 2026
The No Fee Pledge, in Plain Terms
“No win, no fee” is a phrase almost every personal injury firm uses. Here is exactly what it means at Georgia Auto Law, stated in four parts so there is nothing left to interpret.
The consultation is free
No charge to speak with us about your crash, and no obligation to hire us afterward. You can walk away owing nothing.
No attorney fee unless we win
Our fee comes out of the recovery we obtain for you. If there is no recovery, there is no fee.
We advance the case costs
Records, experts, filing fees, depositions — the firm fronts them so nothing comes out of your pocket while the case is pending.
The percentage is in writing first
Georgia requires contingency agreements to be written. You see the number and agree to it before we begin.
What Our Fee Actually Is
A contingency fee is a percentage of the compensation we recover for you. It is not an hourly rate, and it is not a retainer — there is no bill while the case is running and no charge if the case does not produce a recovery.
The percentage depends on how far your case has to go. A claim that settles with the insurance company before a lawsuit is filed takes far less work than one that has to be litigated through discovery and tried, and the fee reflects that. Georgia requires contingency fee agreements to be in writing, so the exact percentage for your case is set out in the agreement you review and sign before we begin — never decided afterward.
For the typical fee ranges in Georgia, what gets deducted from a settlement besides the attorney fee, and a worked example of what a client actually takes home, see how much a car accident lawyer costs in Georgia.
What Happens If We Don’t Win
Most firms advertise “no win, no fee” and stop there. The question that actually matters is what happens to the money already spent on your case — the medical records, the experts, the filing fees — if the claim does not succeed.
Our answer: you owe nothing. No attorney fee, and no bill for the case expenses we advanced. Those costs are the firm’s to absorb. You do not walk away from a lost case owing Georgia Auto Law money.
It is worth asking any firm you consult this question directly, and asking for the answer in writing in the fee agreement. Not every firm answers it the same way, and the difference only becomes visible after a case has already been lost.
“Win” here means a recovery — a settlement or a verdict. The great majority of car accident claims resolve by settlement without ever reaching a courtroom, and a settlement counts.
Find out what your case is worth — free
No cost to ask, no obligation to hire, and no fee unless we win.
Why We Take the Risk With You
A contingency fee is not a marketing device. It is what makes it possible for someone who just lost their car, their income, and their health to hire the same quality of representation the insurance company has on retainer from day one. It also means the firm only does well when the client does — there is no version of your case where we get paid and you do not.
“A fee agreement should not be the confusing part of hiring a lawyer. If someone has to ask what our fee is three times before they get a straight answer, we have already failed them. We put the percentage in writing before we start, we advance the costs, and if we do not recover anything, that is our loss to absorb — not a bill we send to someone who is already hurt.”
Questions About Our Fees
Do I owe Georgia Auto Law anything if we do not win my case?
What percentage does Georgia Auto Law charge?
Do I have to pay anything while my case is going on?
When do I sign a fee agreement, and can I change my mind later?
Does the No Fee Pledge apply to every kind of case?
Talk to a Georgia Car Accident Lawyer — Free
No cost to ask. No obligation. No fee unless we win.