Sentence examples for conditional fee basis from inspiring English sources

Carter Ruck write that they are acting on a conditional fee basis and will be taking out an insurance policy for £100,000 worth of legal cover.

In one recent libel case where a firm acting for a claimant on a conditional-fee basis settled for £100,000 in damages, the claimant's lawyers recovered the best part of £1m in costs.

But after my own experience of suing a national newspaper there is one law I now believe should remain intact: not limiting the percentages of costs lawyers receive as a premium – to balance the risk (eg losing) they take on – which are added to their fees when they win a case on a conditional fee agreement (CFA) ("no win, no fee") basis.

If you've had an accident, you might also be looking for someone to take your case on the basis of a conditional fee agreement (the no-win, no-fee arrangement so beloved of daytime TV ads).

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.

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

Conditional Fee Agreements –"no win, no fee" – were designed to help the impecunious to mount a claim when wronged.

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

States frequently engage private attorneys on a contingency fee basis.