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No Win No Fee

What Percentage Do Solicitors Take on No Win No Fee?

A 20% success fee if your claim succeeds, not the 25% maximum many firms charge.

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A No Win No Fee agreement, also known as a Conditional Fee Agreement (CFA), means you pay no upfront legal fees and only pay your solicitor if your claim is successful. If you win, a success fee is deducted from your compensation.

Hannah Gold Solicitors charges a 20% success fee, not the 25% maximum charged by many firms. Our fees are explained clearly before you sign anything.

£21 million recovered · 15 years specialist practice

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25%

Statutory maximum

20%

Our success fee

£0

Payable if you lose

£21M+

Recovered for clients

Your case is handled by a senior solicitor from start to settlement. We charge a 20% success fee, not the 25% maximum charged by many firms. We act on a No Win No Fee basis across all personal injury claim types.

  • ✅ No Win No Fee with a 20% success fee, leaving you with more of your compensation
  • ✅ 20% success fee, not the 25% maximum charged by many firms
  • ✅ Senior solicitor handling your case from start to settlement, no call centres, no case handlers, no junior teams
  • ✅ No upfront costs, nothing to pay if your claim is unsuccessful
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Our fees are explained clearly before you sign anything.

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Every CFA we issue explains the 20% success fee in writing, before you sign.

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No Win No Fee. 20% success fee. Nothing to pay if we don't win.

£21 million recovered · Established 2011

No Win No Fee means you pay nothing upfront and nothing at all if your claim does not succeed. If you win, a success fee is deducted from your compensation. On most personal injury claims we charge 20%, lower than the 25% maximum many firms apply; some lower-value Official Injury Claim portal cases are charged at a different rate, which we always explain clearly before you sign.

Reviewed by Khuram Amin, Solicitor, Hannah Gold Solicitors. Regulated by the SRA (No. 560755).

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