The Attorney Fee Agreement serves as the foundational document governing the professional relationship between legal service providers and their clients in England and Wales. This document is essential when engaging legal services, providing clear terms for fee arrangements, scope of work, and mutual obligations. It ensures compliance with the Solicitors Regulation Authority requirements and relevant legislation, including the Solicitors Act 1974 and Legal Services Act 2007. The agreement protects both parties' interests while maintaining transparency in professional legal services delivery.
Attorney Fee Agreement for the United Kingdom
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Attorney Fee Agreement
"I need an Attorney Fee Agreement for my London-based law firm specializing in commercial litigation, with specific provisions for success fees and third-party funding arrangements, to be used with corporate clients from March 2025."
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1. Parties: Identification of the law firm and client
2. Background: Context of the legal services to be provided
3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement
4. Scope of Services: Detailed description of legal services to be provided
5. Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of fees, rates, and payment terms
6. Payment Terms: Timeline and methods for payment
7. Client Obligations: Client responsibilities and commitments
8. Termination: Conditions and process for ending the agreement
1. Conditional Fee Arrangements: Terms for success-based fees - include when offering conditional fee arrangements
2. Third Party Funding: Terms relating to external funding - include when litigation funding is involved
3. Insurance Arrangements: Details of relevant insurance coverage - include when specific insurance arrangements apply
4. Conflict Resolution: Process for handling disputes - include when specific dispute resolution procedures are required
1. Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of hourly rates and fixed fees
2. Team Structure: Details of legal team members and their roles
3. Service Level Agreement: Specific performance metrics and standards
4. Privacy Notice: Data protection and privacy information
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