Common use of Computation of Fees Clause in Contracts

Computation of Fees. The contingency fee shall be computed on the gross recovery, resulting in a net settlement (or judgment), from which all appropriate disbursements in connection with the institution and prosecution of this claim is deducted, as set forth in paragraph 2 above. Examples of how a contingency fee is computed are as follows: Gross settlement $100.00 25% Attorney ’s Fee $ 25.00 Net settlement $ 75.00 Disbursements -$ 10.00 Net to Client $ 65.00

Computation of Fees. The contingency fee shall be computed on the gross recovery, resulting in a net settlement (or judgment), from which all appropriate disbursements in connection with the institution and prosecution of this claim is deducted, as set forth in paragraph 2 above. Examples of how a contingency fee is computed are as follows: Gross settlement $100.00 25% Attorney Attorney’s Fee $ 25.00 Net settlement $ 75.00 Disbursements -$ 10.00 Net to Client $ 65.00

Computation of Fees. The contingency fee shall be computed on the gross recovery, resulting in a net settlement (or judgment), from which all appropriate disbursements in connection with the institution and prosecution of this claim is deducted, as set forth in paragraph 2 above. Examples of how a contingency fee is computed are as follows: Gross settlement $100.00 25% Attorney Attorney’s Fee $ 25.00 Net settlement $ 75.00 Disbursements -$ - $ 10.00 Net to Client $ 65.00

Computation of Fees. The contingency fee shall be computed on the gross recovery, resulting in a net settlement (or judgment), from which all appropriate disbursements in connection with the institution and prosecution of this claim is deducted, as set forth in paragraph 2 above. Examples of how a contingency fee is computed are as follows: Gross settlement $100.00 25% Attorney Attorney’s Fee $ $25.00 Net settlement $ 75.00 Disbursements -$ 10.00 Net to Client $ 65.00