The charging standards for criminal lawyers are determined through negotiation between the law firm and the client. When a law firm negotiates lawyer service fees with a client, it should mainly consider the following factors: (1) the time spent working; (2) the difficulty of the legal affairs; (3) the client's affordability; (4) the lawyer's possible responsibilities Risks and responsibilities; (5) Lawyer’s social reputation and work level, etc. Legal objectives:
Article 10 of the "Measures for the Administration of Lawyer Service Fees" stipulates that lawyer service fees can be based on different service contents, such as piece-rate fees, proportional fees and hourly fees. Piece-rate charges are generally applicable to legal matters that do not involve property relationships; subject-ratio charges are applicable to legal matters involving property relationships; hourly charges can be applied to all legal matters. Article 11 When handling civil cases involving property relations, if the parties still request contingency agency fees after being informed of the government’s guidance price, the law firm may implement contingency agency fees, except in the following circumstances: (1) Marriage and inheritance cases; ( 2) Requesting for social insurance benefits or minimum living security benefits; (3) Requesting for the payment of alimony, alimony, maintenance fees, pensions, and relief funds; (4) Requesting for the payment of labor remuneration.