It's No Accident
Mighty is Better
Compared to traditional personal injury firms, Mighty offers a lower-cost, all-around way to help people after an accident.

Mighty Law lawyers follow a first-of-its-kind and strict Code of Conduct in order to provide a better, fairer, and less expensive service than billboard injury lawyers.
3 Things
Mighty Does Differently
3 Things
Mighty Does Better
8 Truths About Billboard Lawyers
(And How Mighty is Changing Them)
Lower, Fairer Pricing
You'll only pay our (lower) fee if you win your case. It's maybe the only thing we've borrowed (and bettered) from billboard lawyers.
Mighty Blog
If you’ve watched TV or driven down a highway over the past 30 years, you’ve probably seen a commercial or billboard for a personal injury lawyer that promises “You’ll Only Pay if You Win.” They’re mostly telling you the truth. But they’re also leaving out important details about what winning means and how much you’ll get if you do.
The industry norm for contingency fees in personal injury law is around 33.3%. Mighty knows that higher fees mean less money for clients. This is why Mighty Law not only charges fees that are 10% below the industry standard, but also gives 10% back on most other costs associated with a client’s case.
At Mighty, we understand how powerful it is for people to have their community behind them, especially at such an important time as after an accident. Friends and family are most special in hard times, and for many people, there is no harder time than after an accident.
FAQ

In (almost) every way. From lower pricing to doing more than just legal services to being transparent the whole way through. We have a whole page dedicated to showing you the difference which you can find here.
Simply stated, Mighty Law’s fees are lower than what a traditional personal injury firm charges which is 33-40% of your gross settlement as a fee. Mighty Law starts with a fee that is 10% lower than and gives 10% back on medical costs not covered by workers compensation or health insurance, and 10% back on other expenses directly related to your case, including borrowing fees.
