Why
Choose Floyd Rogers?
Finding a lawyer is easy. Finding a lawyer who understands your specific
needs and goals...that’s a different story. Floyd E. Rogers Jr. Attorney, understands because he's been there, too. He values
all clients, and for each he works tirelessly to achieve positive results
in the most cost-effective manner possible. Simply put, the difference
is personal.
By forging relationships that last, Floyd Rogers or any of his associates help businesses
and individuals grow and flourish.
Floyd Rogers is a 2000 graduate of the University of Denver Sturm
College of Law in Denver, Colorado. A skilled lawyer and mediator,
he encourages and enjoys using mediation instead of litigation. He
is willing to litigate or mediate based upon the client's preference.
We serve the Denver metro area of Colorado, representing clients
in Arapahoe County, and the surrounding counties.
The
Commitment to You
Floyd is dedicated to providing personal service and always maintaining
the highest degree of integrity, ethical conduct and respect. He
provides top quality legal advice and services in the most cost effective
way for our clients. He is so committed to his clients that he has provided a document titled “Clients
Rights & Responsibilities in Colorado” for your review and signature. He wants you to know what the law expects of us as attorneys and
of you as clients, and your options if you believe you have been
ill-treated by an attorney.
Three
Legal Fee Methods
1. Flat Rate
Criminal defense matters, Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney and
various other civil matters often involve a single, flat-rate fee
to the client. The flat fee depends on the seriousness, time, and
complexity of the matter involved.
2. Contingency Fee
A contingency fee is based upon a percentage of money a client collects
as the outcome of a case. This method is used mostly in personal injury
cases.
3. Hourly Rate
A set hourly rate is typically used in Family Law, some Estate Planning
such as Probate, Guardianships and Conservatorships, DUI's, Traffic
Tickets, and some may be used in Criminal Defense and Civil Litigation
cases. When this method is used, a retainer fee is required. Use of
this fee method depends on the seriousness, complexity and time that
may be required in the matter. Many clients prefer a flat fee so they
know and can plan on the cost of representation, if the attorney is
willing to work based upon a flat fee. The client agrees to be billed
in 1/4 hour increments. All initial consultations are free. They do
not include providing any legal advice and typically last about 20
minutes to meet, share the legal issue and determine whether the attorney
will be retained or take the case.
Link
to Client Rights & Responsibilities
