Forever Justice Alliance℠ Fee Structure

Transparent and Consistent Fee Structure

The Forever Justice Alliance℠ operates on a uniform fee structure that applies across the network. Every Alliance attorney works under the same terms, and those terms are disclosed up front. The economics are straightforward and intentional, so referring firms can understand the structure and evaluate whether participation aligns with their practice.

Client Contingency Fee

FJA represents claimants under a joint contingency fee agreement. The total attorney contingency fee charged to the client is:

• 25% contingency on Public Water System (PWS) claims
• 40% contingency on Farmers, Landowners & Water Wells (FLOWW) claims
• 40% contingency on Individual Personal Injury (IPI) claims

These percentages are intended to create a straightforward and transparent structure for both clients and Alliance attorneys.

Attorney Fee Split

The attorney fee earned on every Alliance case is split as follows:

• 40% of the attorney fee — Referring Firm
• 60% of the attorney fee — Litigation Counsel (Brad Morris Law Firm, PLLC)

This split applies to every case the referring firm brings into the Alliance, regardless of claim type. The 40% earned by referring firms reflects the value of the client relationship, the role in identifying and intaking the case, and ongoing participation in the representation consistent with applicable ethical rules.

Case Expense Advancement

Brad Morris Law Firm, PLLC advances 100% of litigation costs and case expenses. Your firm has no financial exposure on any referred case. If a recovery is obtained, case expenses are recouped from the gross recovery according to the joint contingency fee agreement. If no recovery is obtained, BMLF absorbs the expenses.

Specific expense accounting and the precise mechanics of cost recovery are addressed in the written co-counsel agreement, which is provided to every prospective referring firm during onboarding.

The Co-Counsel Agreement

All terms — fee split, expense advancement, case management responsibilities, client communication protocols, and ethical compliance requirements — are formalized in a written co-counsel agreement between your firm and Brad Morris Law Firm, PLLC. The agreement is provided after your application to join the Alliance is received, and before any client referrals begin.

If you have specific questions about how the fee structure or co-counsel agreement applies to your firm’s situation, we are happy to discuss directly during the onboarding process.