Fee Arrangement

/ˈfiː əˌreɪndʒmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An agreement that specifies how fees will be calculated and paid for professional legal services.
    The lawyer and client agreed on a fee arrangement before commencing work.
  2. (n.) A contract outlining the terms of compensation between a client and attorney, including rates and payment schedules.
    The fee arrangement must be clearly documented to avoid disputes.

Forms

  • fee arrangements

Commentary

Fee arrangements should be clearly drafted to avoid ambiguity about compensation, specifying rates, billing cycles, and applicable conditions.

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