The downside isn't a downside. For no charge to you, a professional will tell you that it's a good thing there are contingency lawyers because otherwise you wou

The downside isn't a downside. For no charge to you, a professional will tell you that it's a good thing there are contingency lawyers because otherwise you would have wasted a bunch of money to find out that you don't have a case. And even the "wasted money" part isn't true, because my limited understanding and experience says that just about any lawyer will give you a visit for free, even if they intend to charge for every 1/16th of an hour afterward.