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The fee for the provision of legal services is determined on the basis of an agreement with the client. The agreement on the fee for the provision of legal services takes into account, in particular, the complexity of the case, the time required, as well as the volume of legal services provided.
The contractual fee for legal services can be agreed as follows:
Time reward
for legal services depends on the number of hours the lawyer devotes to providing legal services. The hourly rate is again a matter of agreement between the lawyer and the clien
Action reward
for the legal services provided depends on the number of legal services that the lawyer performs for the client in a specific case. The amount of remuneration for one legal service is determined by agreement between the lawyer and the client.
Flat rate reward
For clients interested in long-term cooperation, we offer the possibility of concluding a legal representation contract with the agreement of a preferential flat-rate fee for the provision of legal services. In this case, a flat-rate monthly fee is agreed for handling the client's complete legal agenda, which takes into account the scope and nature of the services provided .
Participatory reward
It consists in deriving the reward from a share of the subject matter of the case or from a share of the outcome of the proceedings. This type of reward can be used in the recovery of claims.
Lawyer's fee
If the contractual remuneration is not agreed in this way, the amount of the non-contractual remuneration is governed by the Decree of the Ministry of Justice No. 177/1996 Coll., on lawyers' fees and compensation for the provision of legal services (lawyer's tariff), as amended.
The fee for legal services does not include court and administrative fees, as well as any fees for a notary, a court expert or the cost of translating documents into a foreign language, unless otherwise agreed with the client. All types of fees are added to the cash expenses incurred.
Consumer information
- On February 5, 2016, the Czech Bar Association was authorized by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic to resolve consumer disputes out of court in the area of disputes between a lawyer and a consumer arising from Contracts for the Provision of Legal Services (based on Act No. 634/1992 Coll., on Consumer Protection, as amended). The website of this authorized entity is www.cak.cz