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27/02/2010 17:16:45 jak166 Posts: 6	What are these? Can they be used in every case?
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27/02/2010 17:28:21 www.clicklegalservices.co.uk Administrator Posts: 374	The correct name for these are "Conditional Fee Agreements". If Click Accidents may agree to take your case on, and offer you a "CFA" then you will only have to pay their fees in pursuing the case, if your claim is successful. This does not necessarily mean there is nothing at all for you to pay if you lose your claim as you will be liable to pay the other side’s legal costs and expenses. Click Accidents will arrange insurance for you to cover this risk - so there is no need to worry. If you win the claim, the othere side will usually be ordered to pay your legal costs‚ but they may not have to pay the full amount that your solicitor is charging you‚ or they may not have the money to pay. With a lot of other solicitors you would be responsible for paying any shortfall - but not Click Accidents. Click Accidents will ensure that you fully understand the terms of the agreement - so there is usually nothing to worry about. These types of agreement are suitable for most personal injury cases. edited by www.clicklegalservices.co.uk on 12/10/2011
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