Most personal injury attorneys don’t require upfront payments. They work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if you win your case. This makes legal help available even if you’re struggling financially after an accident. The attorney covers the cost of gathering evidence, filing paperwork, and hiring experts. If the case is successful, their fee is taken from your settlement. If you lose, you generally don’t owe attorney fees, though you might be responsible for some expenses. The terms should be clearly outlined in the fee agreement. Always review and ask questions before signing. Contingency arrangements allow you to focus on recovery without worrying about legal bills. It’s a risk-free way to seek justice when you need support the most.