Which of the following scenarios is an example of an unreasonable fee? A lawyer and client agree to a 33% contingency fee for the client's personal injury case. The lawyer drafts a demand letter requesting $100,000 and the opposing party sends in a check for $100,000; the lawyer keeps $33,000. In a personal injury case, a lawyer charges a sliding scale fee structure as follows: 30 percent if the case settles before trial, 35 percent if the case goes to trial and 40 percent if the case is appealed. A lawyer is awarded a $100,000 judgment after trying a case and keeps $33,000 as his/her fee, the expert is paid $15,000 and the client is left with $52,000. A lawyer who normally charges $300 per hour, agrees to take on an extremely complex matter and charges his client $450 an hour