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Old 05-30-2010, 06:19 PM #1
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Default Attorney's new fees

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Originally Posted by LIT LOVE View Post
Has there been a recent change in the law? Attorney's fees are regulated for disability claims. My attorney would even take cases until after a 1st denial so backpay would accumulate. When I received my Partially Favorable decision it was 25% of the backpay with a cap at $5000 and change.
Yes, there has been a change to the law. The limits is now $6,000 whereas it used to be $5,500 and before that $5,000. Your attorney's compensation is what is the contract you signed. They can request even more if they feel extradordinary efforts were required win your case. I have yet to check out if calimant's consent to additinal fees is required or simplied approved by the judge.
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