No Win No Fee Charges (conditional fee)

molerat

anthony1234 wrote: »

no its accident injury case. before it was completely free either you win or lose. since this year they have started charging 20% in case you win.
thanks

They could have charged you 25%

RuthnJasper

On the same principle, OP, you could look at it a bit like going to a restaurant and refusing to pay the bill because you had "already eaten the food". The claims company worked on your behalf, at your request, to win the settlement - and now you have to pay them for the work you asked them to do.

I think you are going to have to face up and pay them. Perhaps you can do it in instalments?

Caz3121

anthony1234 wrote: »

he said i had signed the agreement that they may cahrge this fee, which i may have but i forgot and spent all money and now unable to pay him 20%.

anthony1234 wrote: »

before it was completely free either you win or lose. since this year they have started charging 20% in case you win.

When did you sign the agreement? if it says that you need to pay the fees then it does not matter what they did or did not do in the past