Sentences with phrase «what portion of the fee»

Legislature Chairman Ryan McMahon, a Shepard supporter, said the Wladis firm performed work for several Republican campaigns, and he did not know what portion of the fees stemmed from Shepard's petition challenge.

What portion of the fees for my legal services are paid by the insurer?

Not exact matches

What's more, Ellevate will reportedly use a portion of membership fees from its network of high - profile, high - power women to invest in its own index.

Buyers should make sure under what circumstances this fee could be forfeited during the rental portion of the deal.

Q: What makes up the security portion of the fee?

To assess the fee's fairness, we should ask, «What portion of the fund's profits did the fund managers take for themselves — and how much did they leave for investors?»

Without more info to go on (such as a screenshot of the relevant portion of the statement or what country you're in), I will run with the answer that «balance» is the amount the collection agency is attempting to collect from you, including any and all fees the agency may have added.

Please be aware: Our adoption fees represent a small portion of what it costs us to save these dogs.

When a payment comes in on an invoice, the system already knows what portion of that payment is for fees and what portion is for expenses and it makes that allocation.

And I don't see a court penalizing a solo or small - firm attorney with a properly executed fee agreement with a client that provides either for a portion of the proceeds received or statutory attorneys fees (indeed, that's what my civil rights retainer agreements cover).

For example, parents who split children's special expenses such as swimming lessons can each claim a portion of the fee paid, so long as the total amount claimed does not exceed what was actually paid.

(1) the litigant's legal fees: what the litigant pays the litigant's own lawyer; (2) some portion of the opposing litigant's legal fees in jurisdictions which use a significant form of the «loser pays» rule.

HUD maintains that Section 8 (b)'s prohibition of the giving or accepting of any portion of any charge other than for goods or facilities provided or services performed is intended to protect consumers from unnecessarily high settlement charges, or what HUD calls an «unearned fee.»

What we do is we give a small portion of the commission back to our buyers after closing, so they could offset the cost of the attorney's fees.

If HUD uses this option what should be used to establish the financeable portion of the fee?