Sentence examples for conditional fee from inspiring English sources

Conditional fee agreements do not include court costs, notably witnesses' expenses.

In fact, as Inforrm notes, libel conditional fee agreements "have, against the odd, survived another year".

In return, the investors can receive a conditional fee or a percentage of any eventual settlement.

Solicitors working on conditional fee agreements take on significant risk with these often complex cases.

"Conditional fee arrangements (CFAs) have played a role in giving access to justice to a range of people.

Cooper brought his action with a conditional fee agreement, known as a no-win, no-fee agreement.

Third, the optimal insurance-payment system could be achieved under conditional fees and sliding fees.

That magic panacea of this government and its predecessors – "no win, no fee" or conditional fees, as lawyers call them – is a non-starter.

It is often argued that such conditional fees, introduced in 1998, put the poor on an equal footing with the rich.

And conditional fees - no-win, no-fee arrangements - which are now replacing legal aid, will in some types of claims provide lawyers with even greater opportunities for high fees.

Some defamation law firms have seized on conditional fees and now, commonly, when a newspaper loses or has to settle a libel action, it is faced with paying a 100% mark-up on the winner's costs.