Yes. The attorneys in our program do not take clients from our referral service on a pro bono basis and you will pay their usual billing or contingency fees. However, to ensure our program is accessible for users, no participating attorney shall ever bill a whistleblower contingency fee above 40%.
A contingency fee is where an attorney is paid a percentage of the settlement or monetary recovery in the case.
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The Fund is independent of the NWC, but provides legal representation to the NWC and helps fundraise for the NWC. Neither the National Whistleblower Center nor the Whistleblower Legal Defense and Education Fund can provide legal advice as part of the Attorney Referral Program (“ARP”) intake process. To ensure the independence of the referral process, neither the Fund nor the NWC refer cases to themselves or attorney-employees or directors of these organizations.
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