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"The actual results may vary from case to case, but the opposing party is typically responsible for most fees if you win, but you may have to pay your solicitors’ success fee as a percentage of your compensation. However, you will not have to pay any fees upfront.\r\n\r\nActual compensation is dependent upon the no win, no fee lawyer you are working with. It is important to note that no win, no fee claims, and 100% compensation are two separate concepts. You can find a solicitor that offers both no win, no fee and 100% compensation clauses, and you will not have to pay your solicitor fees or a portion of your compensation. However, changes in April 2013 to the law which governs no win, no fee claims mean that solicitors can no longer claim their success fee from the losing party, so the vast majority of injury lawyers no longer offer 100% compensation agreements.\r\n\r\nAs mentioned, if your solicitor does not offer a 100% compensation clause, you may be asked to sign a Conditional Fee Agreement (or CFA). A Conditional Fee Agreement can mean paying up to 30% of your compensation to your solicitor if you win. Although it is ideal to find a solicitor that offers a 100% compensation clause, a conditional fee agreement still means at least 75% compensation for your personal injury."
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