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Note: certain restrictions do apply. See details in the PFP, LCP and SIR agreements for full contract provisions. The provisions contained in the agreements control. For more details contact us.

¹ PFP = Predictable Fees Program®. Monthly flat rate quoted applies to employers with up to 49 workers (employees, full/part time, and independent contractors). Monthly flat rate increases $100 per every 50 workers.

² LCP = Litigation Credits Program. Monthly flat rate quoted applies to employers with up to 49 workers (employees, full/part time, and independent contractors). Monthly flat rate increases $200 per every 50 workers.

³ Both the PFP and LCP programs are intended to be “unlimited” preventive advice programs. However in order to protect against excessive use, Vision Law® reserves the right “look back” over any consecutive three month period and to bill for “excess usage” as defined in the PFP/LCP agreement. Generally, excess usage is defined as greater than 6 hours over any three month period under the PFP agreement and greater than 9 hours over any three month period under the LCP agreement. Vision Law® reserves the right to bill the client for excess usage at a 20% discount off its normal hourly rates in effect at the time of excess usage. Vision Law®’s intention is to exercise this right only if client usage is consistently in excess of the maximum hours allowed under the PFP over a period of time so as to maximize value to our clients while maintaining some level of protection for “excess usage.”

⁴ We return your call/e-mail within one business day or your next month is free. Certain restrictions apply. See PFP/LCP agreement for details.

⁵ SIR = Share In The Risk Litigation Defense Program®. The SIR is a litigation defense program that is billed by the hour, but discounts Vision Law®’s standard hourly fees depending on the outcome of the litigation. Up to 40% off our attorney’s fees if we “lose.” (“Win,” “Lose” or “Tie/Draw” is defined on a case by case basis with client input in the event a lawsuit is filed. Therefore “Lose” will be defined only after a lawsuit is filed against the PFP/LCP client.)