Hastings & Hastings Reports Incredible Client Savings

    PHOENIX, AZ, December 26, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Hastings & Hastings was founded not just to protect the rights of accident victims, but to offer them incredible savings as well. Over the last 7 years alone, Hastings & Hastings' Discount Fee has save its clients over $11,000,000.

Typically, attorneys charge a fee of 1/3 of the total value of the settlement for representation. To David Hastings, the founder of Hastings & Hastings, this standard fee for personal injury representation was too high. He believed that accident victims were entitled to more. After all, he thought, they were the ones who suffered through an accident.

It was out of this thought that David Hastings created the Discount Fee, which passes savings directly to accident victims. The results have been incredible. Among cases represented by Hastings & Hastings, one accident victim who incurred facial injuries saved $60,600 on a settlement of $550,000. A victim of a dog bite saved $6,500 on a settlement of $150,000. A driver whose accident was directly caused by a blown out tire saved $66,000 on a settlement of $600,000. The numbers are amazing. Hastings & Hastings Discount Fee results in incredible savings for its clients.

If individuals have been hurt in any way, whether they were involved in a car accident or suffered a slip or a fall, they should contact an experienced accident lawyer at the earliest convenience. Accident victims have rights and a knowledgeable attorney will be able to fight for them.

Most importantly, at Hastings & Hastings, if a settlement isn't reached, clients do not owe anything. That is the Hastings & Hastings No Fee Promise. David Hastings believed that all accident victims deserve to have the right legal representation no matter their financial standing. For this reason, he created the No Fee Promise.

"I never thought the standard attorney's fee 1/3 was fair. After all, it wasn't the attorney who experienced the hardship of an accident or incurred the pain of an injury, why should they profit so heavily. The bulk of a settlement should go directly to the accident victim, not anywhere else," said David Hastings, the founder of Hastings & Hastings.

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