Can criminal cases be represented by risk? There is no provision in Article 12 of the Measures for the Administration of Lawyers' Service Fees, and it is forbidden to charge fees by risk agents in criminal litigation cases, administrative litigation cases, state compensation cases and group litigation cases. Thirteenth risk agency fees, the law firm shall sign a risk agency fee contract with the client, and stipulate the risk responsibility, charging method, charging amount or proportion that both parties should bear. The maximum risk agency fee shall not be higher than 30% of the target amount agreed in the charging contract. Article 14 A law firm shall strictly implement the management measures and charging standards for lawyers' service fees formulated by the competent pricing department in conjunction with the judicial administrative department at the same level. It can be seen that the case you are talking about is a criminal case, and risk agency cannot be applied. Due to the particularity of risk agency, even if you can apply for risk agency cases, you should charge fees in accordance with the above provisions. I believe that after reading the above introduction, everyone has a certain understanding of how to solve the legal knowledge of what needs attention. If you still have legal questions in this field, please consult a lawyer, and they will give you professional answers.
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First, the meaning of risk agency risk agency, the popular understanding is to win the lawsuit and pay the lawyer's agency fee. Risk agency refers to a special entrusted litigation agency between the entrusted agent and the parties. If the client does not pay the agency fee in advance, after the case is executed, the client will pay a certain proportion of the creditor's rights executed in place to the agent as a reward. If the case is lost or the execution fails, the agent will not get any return; If the creditor's rights are executed in place, the client will pay the agent in accordance with the agreed high proportion, which has certain risks for both parties, so it is called risk agency. Risk agents are divided into partial risk agents and total risk agents: after paying a certain amount of basic legal fees in advance, the legal fees will be paid in proportion according to the results, which is lower than all the above risk agents. All-insurance agent: it needs to be determined through consultation with lawyers according to the specific circumstances of the case. Generally, it will be charged in proportion according to the results of the case, generally not exceeding 30% of the contract amount. 2. Which cases cannot be represented by law firms? When a law firm handles civil cases involving property relations in accordance with Article 11 of the Measures for the Administration of Lawyers' Service Fees, if the client still asks for risk agency after being informed of the government-guided price, it may charge risk agency fees, except for the following circumstances: (2) asking for social insurance benefits or minimum living security benefits; (3) Requesting to pay alimony, alimony, alimony, pension, relief fund and compensation for work-related injuries; (4) Request for payment of labor remuneration, etc. Article 12 It is forbidden to implement risk agency fees in criminal litigation cases, administrative litigation cases, state compensation cases and group litigation cases. Thirteenth risk agency fees, the law firm shall sign a risk agency fee contract with the client, and stipulate the risk responsibility, charging method, charging amount or proportion that both parties should bear. The maximum risk agency fee shall not be higher than 30% of the target amount agreed in the charging contract. In our life, for example, in the process of demolition or private operation, we need to appeal in case of compulsory execution or unreasonable handling, and we can't identify legal knowledge ourselves. We need to consult a professional lawyer. It is a common civil case that all cases cannot be represented by risk, especially marriage or will. How do we deal with these situations? Consult a professional lawyer specifically.