A structure and human approach

Affairs treated with diligence by the lawyer are remunerated by fees that must be reasonable and fair.

They are established taking into consideration the following factors:

• Time attributed to the case;
• Nature and difficulty of the case;
• Importance of interests in jeopardy;
• Advantages and results obtained in favour of the client;
• Lawyer’s experience;
• Assumed responsibility;
• Rendering of unusual professional services requiring exceptional competence and promptness;
• Result obtained;
• Judicial and extra-judicial fees attached to the rates.

Office expenses are also included in the lawyer’s fees.

In certain cases, a percentage of the resulting end amount, agreed upon with the client can be added to the fixed rate.