photo |
||||
| ||||
|
FEES Lawyers' fees are freely agreed with the client. Unlike what exists in other countries or other professions of law, fees are not subject to pricing by the authorities.The fees of a lawyer are fixed according to the amount of time and research work required, to the complexity of the case and to the importance of the interests involved, to the qualification of the lawyer and to the services offered to the client. (Article 11 of the Rules of Procedure of the National Legal Profession). Note that the overheads of a law firm are important: staff, research work... Fees may be charged by the hour, or in an all-in set price, and/or may be partly dependent on the outcome of the case, each system having its own advantages and disadvantages. In 2010, the hourly rate of the firm is fixed at € 250exc. In the event of difficulties, lawyers' fees are fixed by the Dean of the National Bar Council, under the control of the First President of the Court of Appeal. |
||||
| Legal notice - Site Map |