That would more than roll back last year's increase in fees that averaged about $32 per vehicle.
Retail groups say the new cap is a "critical step" in reining in fees that contribute to higher prices for shoppers.
Mr. Cedillo says that is because the police are allowed to impound vehicles from unlicensed drivers for 30 days, resulting in fees that can easily top $1,000.
Each year, companies pay Premier and Novation hundreds of millions of dollars in fees that represent a percentage of hospital purchases.
His lawyer, Ed Shack, said the discount was a routine cut in fees that was allowable and even encouraged under state law.
An entire industry of invention promoters promises to help inventors get patents, usually charging thousands of dollars in fees that are virtually never recouped.
That figure, however, pales in comparison to the more than £80m in fees that Citi earned for underwriting a loan to Terra Firma.
Caleb has worked out that, at Brunel, the counselling service saves the university £2.5m a year in fees that would otherwise be lost.
Some firms may get a windfall from the billions of dollars in fees that are expected from bond sales, restructured debts and rewritten legal trade agreements.
Apollo Global Management reported a 23 percent jump in first-quarter profit, benefiting from a rise in fees that was driven in part by acquisitions of other investment firms.
An investigation by the authority focused on £322 million in fees that were paid over five years as part of the fund-raising but were not disclosed publicly at the time.
