Andriacchi Law

Fill out the contact form to the right to email us or click the call button below to call now. Michigan Personal Injury Lawyer Reviews Andriacchi Law has a proven track record of winning cases in Marquette County and throughout the Upper Peninsula. Whether it’s in jury verdicts or over $1 million in settlements, we have the knowledge, skills, and experience to handle your case. Don’t just take it from us, though; check out the client reviews below. Client Reviews: Client “N” said: When you’re in a legal situation, especially for your first time, you feel lost, scared, confused, and things can

Do you need a Marquette personal injury lawyer and want to know how much we charge? You’ve come to the right place. Our pricing depends on your case. We use a standard contingency fee agreement. Our rate is also the standard one-third (33.3%) used throughout Michigan. For example, if you were injured in a car crash, we use this agreement. [Click here for a detailed explanation of contingency fee agreements.](https://andriacchilaw.com/what-percentage-do-personal-injury-attorneys-get/) In certain exceptions, we will help you on an hourly basis or a modified contingency fee and an hourly basis. F

Marquette personal injury lawyers use contingency fee agreements. Almost all personal injury lawyers in Michigan use contingency fee agreements. It is the standard. It is standard throughout the US, too. Although the rate can change in other states. The fee agreement’s terms say that, if you receive money for the damages you sustained, then we receive 1/3 of that amount for the attorney fee plus costs. Costs are things like filing fees. That money does not go to us. If you get nothing, we get nothing. If you want to see [an example of how they work, click here.](https://andriacchilaw.com/what-

Yes, for many reasons. Here are two big ones: First, many people can’t afford to pay hourly. This is especially true when a case can last three or more years. There is also a ton of work that must be done. Second, it cuts down on how many cases we have. We only help people that: (1) we believe we can help; and (2) that are seriously injured. As a result, we have less clients and can spend a lot more time helping them.