Attorney's Fees and Costs Paid ONLY from
Settlement or Court Award
We clearly explain our attorney's
fees IN ADVANCE and write them out in every attorney-client
agreement. Here is how fees and court
costs (such as filing and motion fees, deposition
charges, etc.) are paid in identity theft collection
and credit reporting abuse cases:
How Attorney's Fees and Court Costs Are Paid
| If no recovery |
No charge for attorneys fees or
court costs |
| Settlement |
Debt collector and/or
creditor pays attorney's
fees and court costs. |
| Court award |
Debt collector and/or
creditor pays for attorney's fees and court
costs. For harassment cases, this
is part of the court order and you
receive the money the court awards for compensation.
In credit reporting abuse cases, our fees are
a percentage of the compensation award. |
We are completely confident in our years of legal
experience, courtroom skills, and ethics. If we agree
to take your case, it means that although a court
outcome is never a "sure thing," we believe
we can help you and will work hard to seek justice
and compensation for you.
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If you need help or believe you may have been the victim of illegal
debt collection or fraudulent credit reporting
after identity theft, please call us, The Law Firm
of Shewry
& Van Dyke, LLP, for fast, toll-free advice and
a no-charge consultation at:
(888) 910-3328 (toll-free in California)
E-mail:
We can be reached by telephone
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are glad to provide
you with a telephone consultation at no charge.
But please remember that for us to become your
attorneys, we must first have a written attorney-client
agreement signed by both of us. We look forward to
helping you.
