Help & FAQs

The client remains responsible for paying out of pocket fees. However, in particular cases, we may agree to advance such expenses on behalf of our clients during the representation, and obtain reimbursement at the conclusion of the representation.

The principal attorney of Strecker Law Offices, Marc S. Strecker, will be primarily responsible for all cases handled by the firm.

Yes. There are various different statutes of limitations that may be applicable to your claims. Filing your lawsuit in a timely manner is critically important to avoid expiration of your legal rights.

The amount you can expect to win depends on the amount of damages you have sustained and are able to prove, as well as the strength of your case, and the strength of any defenses that the other party or parties may have. Ultimately, the amount of damages awarded to a party is determined by a jury or a judge based on the evidence presented in the case.

Yes, all information that you provide to us in confidence will be kept confidential and is protected from compelled disclosure pursuant to the
attorney-client privilege.

In some cases, we charge an hourly rate, and in other cases, we agree to undertake cases on a contingency fee basis, which means that we get paid a percentage of the amount that is ultimately recovered in the case, whether by judgment or settlement. In these cases, no fees are owed to us unless and until money is recovered in the case.