Is there a national law regarding how much attorneys can receive on their cases?

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Is there a national law regarding how much attorneys can receive on their cases?
You can find that answer from your state bar's web page. For instance just type www.(your state)statebar.org in your city and you can get the information from there. But as far as I know, and each state has its own rules and regulations, the answer would closely fit 33 1/3 % of the settlement.





Hope that was of some help. Please do utilize your state bars web site. There is a lot of important and useful information for legal inquiries. If you are seeking legal help, and you don't know which lawyer would best suit your specific need (s), your state bar post all lawyers available within your state, as well as any lawyer who has violated an ethics rule, has had their license suspended or revoked and why. This way you don't end up getting a lemon lawyer for your legal needs.





Have a blessed day!Is there a national law regarding how much attorneys can receive on their cases?
No, at most there is a prescribed fee for notarial fees and court awarded attorney's fees. Otherwise, an attorney can charge his clients as much as he believes that he's worth, i.e. the better the reputation of the lawyer - the more expensive he is.
Not usually, no. There's no laws against anyone in any profession making as much money as people are willing to pay for their services.