In a letter to the Guardian in 2001 he wrote: "I earn what I do because that is what my services are worth to the people who pay for them, all of whom are hard-nosed professionals spending their own money". Occasionally, however, the QC draws a fee from the public purse.
Wilman has also previously drawn a £60,000 fee for his role on the programme.
The duke, who is deputy chairman of Sotheby's, also draws an annual fee of $117,189 as a consultant to the company, its proxy statement shows.
Casey could draw a tidy transfer fee from another Bundesliga club (a move to England is not possible now because Casey does not have enough national-team games to qualify under British work rules).
But the legal fees have drawn an objection, from a game-player who just happens to be a lawyer as well.
National Grid, which is based in Britain, said it would invest $75 million in initial capital and draw an annual management fee of $14 million under its initial seven-year contract to run the new company, called the Alliance Regional Transmission Organization.
For his debut in Lake City, Florida, he paid the entry fee and drew a bull named "Highly Favored", which let him go seven seconds before crushing him against the chute gate.
The organisation should also take a realistic approach when campaigning, focusing on the most crucial issues, she adds, hinting that it is drawing a line under the tuition fee argument.
With a staff of nine and an annual budget of $1 million drawn from fees paid by carters, the commission shares information with New York City's Trade Waste Commission.
When Rodgers first took over the market, she had to scrape by on a salary of $1,200 a month, drawn from fees paid by vendors (7% of sales for farmers), which also fund market expenses.
