5: Provided a written fee agreement, explained the contingency percentage (typically 33-40%), and itemized what costs you might owe if the case is lost (filing fees, expert fees, records costs).
3-4: Explained the contingency fee and that costs come from the settlement, but did not fully detail potential expenses.
2: Mentioned the contingency percentage but was vague about costs, deductions, or what happens if you lose.
0-1: Avoided fee questions, was vague about the percentage, or did not provide a written fee agreement.