What assurance do I have that my case will be prosecuted to its conclusion?
Robert M. Montgomery, Jr. & Associates, P.L. has prosecuted a number of cases in which the defendants would not accept responsibility for their actions or the actions of their insureds. In other to achieve a just result for our client, the case had to be tried and the plaintiff's verdict defended on appeal. We prosecute cases to a conclusion where, in our view, they are: meritorious, economically feasible, and capable of a meaningful and ethical monetary recovery for our client.
The contingent fee agreement that you will execute with Robert M. Montgomery, Jr. & Associates, P.L. specifically provides that our firm can withdraw if at any time we feel it appropriate to do so. In some instances we have discovered after getting into the case that the facts were different than initially presented. Sometimes during the development of a case it is discovered that the plaintiff's theory is not adequately supported by scientific data. In some instances the plaintiffs improve from their initial injuries to the point that prosecution of the case in not economically feasible. For all of these reasons, we retain the right to withdraw from a case after giving notice as required by the Florida Rules of Professional Conduct.