1. For cases that do not involve property relations, it is 5, yuan/piece, with a maximum downward fluctuation of 3%.
2. For cases involving property relations, the accumulated charges shall be added in sections according to the proportion of the litigation bid;
(1) 5% is charged for the part below 1, yuan (including 1, yuan), and 2, yuan is charged for each part with a charge of less than 2, yuan;
(2) 4% of the fee for the portion of 1, to 5, yuan (including 5, yuan);
(3) 3% of the fee will be charged from 5, yuan to 1 million yuan (including 1 million yuan);
(4) 2% for the portion of 1 million to 5 million yuan (including 5 million yuan);
(5) 1% of the fee for the portion of 5 million to 1 million yuan (including 1 million yuan);
(6) .5% will be charged for the part above 1 million yuan.
3. If the case involves both property and non-property relations, it shall be calculated according to the higher charge.
4. When a law firm handles major, difficult and time-consuming medical dispute cases, it can negotiate with the client to determine the specific charging standard within the range of 3-5 times the charging standard of ordinary cases.
5. The time charge
is 1 yuan-2, yuan per hour.
6. negotiated fees
lawyers can represent real estate disputes and negotiate lawyers' fees.
7. Risk agency fees
When handling civil cases involving property relations, if the client still asks for risk agency after being informed of the government's guidance price, the law firm can implement risk agency fees. However, the maximum agency fee shall not be higher than 3% of the contract amount < P > What is the charging standard for medical dispute lawyers?
consulting 2 per piece-5 yuan. 2%-5% of the amount of the subject matter involved. The minimum domestic case is 5, yuan; The minimum amount of foreign-related cases is 1, yuan. Lawyer's Letter: 1 yuan per piece-3, yuan. Write legal documents: 5 yuan-2 yuan per piece.
Legal basis:
Article 54 of the Civil Code stipulates: "Medical institutions and their medical staff are at fault if patients are damaged in medical treatment activities, and the medical institutions shall be liable for compensation." That is, whether it is a medical accident or a medical fault, as long as the medical institution and its medical staff are at fault, they have to pay compensation. At the same time, it has changed the practice of "inversion of burden of proof" in the past, that is, the medical institution can be exempted from liability only by proving its innocence, and it must be proved by the patient that the medical institution is at fault, otherwise the medical institution will be exempted from liability.