No Win No Fee Personal Injury Lawyers in Michigan

It is not an uncommon question among individuals interested in pursuing a personal injury claim in Michigan to ask “How much is it going to cost me?” or “How much do you charge?” In fact, this is one of the most frequently asked questions our attorneys receive from victims and their families. Many people fear that the cost of hiring a skilled and experienced attorney will be high and become a financial burden.

At the law firm of Goodman Acker we represent our clients under a contingency fee agreement, generally referred to as a “No Win, No Fee” agreement. What this means for you is that you do not pay any fees or costs whatsoever until we win or settle your case. We also do not charge any upfront costs. Our Michigan personal injury lawyers will review your case for free, investigate your claim and advance any costs associated with pursuing your case, such as witness fees, court reporter fees, deposition costs and more.

Goodman Acker Senior Partner and Attorney, Jerry Acker, discusses what our trusted no fee promise means for you in this video:

Honoring a No Win No Fee promise can give you a piece of mind as you can focus on your recovery and know that our personal injury attorneys are working hard to ensure you get the settlement you deserve. In addition to our trusted no fee promise, Goodman Acker also prides themselves on providing the best possible legal services available to our clients. We do this by ensuring our clients hold us to our set of core values and client guarantees.

Our core values include:

1. Driven & hard working;
2. Good people;
3. Service the client above all else
4. Competent
5. Team player

Our client guarantees include:

1. We care
2. We are attentive
3. We are aggressive
4. We are knowledgeable
5. We are honest

If you have not contacted us already, call our law firm office today at (248) 793-2010 for a free, no obligation case review. We will answer any questions that you may have including questions regarding our no fee promise as well as determine whether or not you need an attorney.