No win, no fee in the United States
23 hand-verified firms that list United States say on their own website that they offer no win, no fee terms. The firm states that you pay its fees only if you win. Court costs, expenses and the other side's costs can still apply, so read the agreement.
- Fees in United States
- Contingency fees are widely used, typically as a percentage of the recovery agreed in writing. States regulate them (for example requiring written agreements, and in some areas capping percentages), so the exact terms depend on the state and the claim type.
- Litigation funding in United States
- Third-party litigation funding is an established market, particularly for commercial and patent cases. Disclosure rules for funding differ between courts and states.
- Case types these firms take
- Investment fraud (12), Contract dispute (5), Personal injury (5), Partnership dispute (4), Class action (2), Crypto fraud (2), Fraud (2), IP dispute (1), Medical negligence (1), Unpaid invoice (1)
- Most recent check
- 1 November 2026
- Aitken * Aitken * Cohn
- Bakhtiari & Harrison, P.C.
- Bierens Debt Recovery Lawyers
- Guiliano Law Group PC
- Haselkorn & Thibaut, P.A.
- Kisling, Nestico & Redick
- Law Offices of William H. Lawson
- Lesser, Landy, Smith & Siegel, PLLC
- MDF Law PLLC
- Morelli Law Firm
- Napoli Shkolnik PLLC
- Ringler Law Corporation
- Sallah Astarita & Cox
- Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp
- Shepherd Smith Edwards & Kantas
- Silver Law Group
- Silver Miller
- The Fine Law Firm
- The Frankowski Firm
- The White Law Group
- Thomas J. Henry Law
- Wolterman Law Office
- Zamansky LLC
- Investment fraud lawyers in United States
- Contract dispute lawyers in United States
- Personal injury lawyers in United States
- Partnership dispute lawyers in United States
- Class action lawyers in United States
- Crypto fraud lawyers in United States
- Fraud lawyers in United States
- IP dispute lawyers in United States
- Medical negligence lawyers in United States
- Unpaid invoice lawyers in United States
- Contingency and success fees in United States
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