Sentences with phrase «capped fees work»

Meanwhile, Stephen Parry from the legal team at The Co-operative Group says that fixed and capped fees work well for transactional work but when it's for something non-transactional and hourly fees are used, it is difficult to have a pragmatic conversation with a law firm about how much a matter is going to cost.

Not exact matches

How exactly will that work without an explicit cap on fees?

«Yet as a private college, finance for college fees is capped at # 6,000 [per year](not the # 9,000 for the state sector) and overseas students are denied the opportunity to work, where this is not the case with publicly funded institutions.»

Chelsea, Juventus and Paris Saint - Germain have all registered interest in Teixeira, who has not been capped by Brazil but would be almost certain to obtain a work permit under new criteria that considers transfer fee, wages and Champions League experience in applicants from outside the European Economic Area.

That works out to a sky - high gas yield of 5.25 % (albeit capped) at the highest tier, which is unmatched for no - annual - fee credit cards we've seen.

There's a cap on carbon, and a fee on carbon, and «compliance flexibility for major emitters,» but it's not clear how all those pieces work together.

In addition, Jamie has particular experience of working on cases under Contingency Agreements, Conditional Fee Agreements, and Damages Based Agreements (often with the benefit of After the Event Insurance), and regularly negotiates and agrees fixed, capped and staged payment arrangements.

The law society's Advertising and Fee Arrangements Issues working group had been looking at a possible cap on contingency fees, but it decided against it because of concerns it might deny some victims benefits and reduce claims in some cases.

The LSUC's Advertising and Fee Arrangements Issues Working Group released an interim report Monday that identified potential recommendations — including a cap — to make contingency fees more fair and reasonable.

We are always willing to consider alternative methods of charging, for example capped fees for distinct parcels of work.

Hybrid arrangements (e.g., hourly rate + fee cap) can also work.

Also, setting of a fee - cap may result in the unwillingness of a firm to undertake marginally unprofitable work that may be important in achieving the result desired by the client.

An increasingly common option is for solicitors to fix separate fees for each stage of the case and to cap the number of hours of work that will be covered within a fixed fee.

If necessary, other projects can be handled on an hourly basis but with discounted rates and capped fees based on estimates before legal work begins.

If the lawyer bills 50 or fewer hours, he will merely be paid for his work the same as if there were no cap on fees.

We get even closer to delivery cost with the LFiT question (page 65) «In your law firm, are discounted, capped or alternative fees routinely linked to changes in how the work is staffed and delivered?»

In most matters, we can work based on regular hourly billing, quoted billing caps or fixed legal fees.

Referrals to and from those firms have increased five-fold in the past year, while invitations from clients to pitch for work in Africa have almost doubled, aided by the firm's flexible and transparent payment structure that allows for capped fees and blended rates.

On the other hand, the intermediary retains some control over the way independent workers perform their work, such as by setting their fees or fee caps, and they may «fire» workers by prohibiting them from using their service.

As per the revised process of September 2012, any fund management entity with sound technical qualification could enter the ring till the time they are comfortable working with the fee cap of 0.25 percent of the resources under the fund management.