Many personal injury solicitors offer a conditional fee agreement, often called “no win, no fee”, but the terms vary. In England and Wales, a success fee deducted from compensation is generally capped at 25% of certain damages, excluding future losses, while some expenses and disbursements may be treated separately. If the claim fails, you may not pay the solicitor’s fees, although insurance, costs or other charges could still apply depending on the agreement. Check the written terms carefully and consider advice from an SRA-regulated solicitor, particularly as rules can differ in Scotland and Northern Ireland.