When lawyers handle cases with a litigation subject matter of 300,000 yuan, they will basically charge 5,900 yuan. (1) According to Article 13 of the "Measures for the Payment of Litigation Fees": Property cases shall be paid cumulatively in stages according to the amount or price of the litigation claim according to the following proportions: 1. If it does not exceed 10,000 yuan, 50 yuan shall be paid for each case; 2 , the portion exceeding 10,000 yuan to 100,000 yuan shall be paid at 2.5; 3. the portion exceeding 100,000 yuan to 200,000 yuan shall be paid at 2; 4. the portion exceeding 20,000 yuan to exceeding 500,000 to 500,000 yuan shall be paid at 1.5 Payment; 5. The portion exceeding 500,000 yuan to 1 million yuan is paid at a rate of 1; 6. The portion exceeding 1 million to 2 million yuan is paid at a rate of 0.9; 7. The portion exceeding 2 million to 5 million yuan is paid at a rate of 0.8; 8. The amount exceeding 5 million to 10 million yuan will be paid at a rate of 0.7; 9. The amount exceeding 10 million to 20 million yuan will be paid at a rate of 0.6; 10. Even for seemingly simple debt disputes, There are often a lot of troubles to resolve when there is a loan or an IOU. For example, the identity of the debtor (date of birth, place of residence, address, contact number) is not clear, the jurisdiction of the lawsuit, the statute of limitations, and the meaning of the evidence clauses (IOU, IOU) are not clear, and the borrower uses a pseudonym, former Issues of using names or pseudonyms, intermediary issues for civil debts and criminal fraud, issues of prosecuting borrowers or couples, issues of property preservation or enforcement of preliminary assessments, etc. Most of these problems cannot be solved and handled by the parties themselves. Debt disputes like this may seem "simple" and "easy", but other legal disputes with more complex legal relationships will make the parties even more confused. Some legal issues have different views among lawyers, different determinations among judges, and endless debates among jurists. However, litigants who do not understand the law often feel "justified". Why is this? This is because parties who do not understand the law only see the appearance of legal events and judge right and wrong based on common sense, while legal experts without exception use legal provisions and rules to analyze and judge what is right and wrong. The two are fundamentally different. Different, the starting point and basis for drawing conclusions are of course difficult to be the same. Legal provisions may be rough or detailed, but no matter how detailed the legal provisions are, they are principled provisions and formulas for every "live" specific case. Each formula has its own application conditions, but in these "massive" laws In the provisions, there are many conflicts between departmental laws due to problems such as difficulty in classifying the applicable conditions, overlapping scope of application and difficulty in defining the scope of application, and the multifaceted nature of purposes and behaviors. The quantitative provisions of specific cases are different from the quantitative provisions stipulated in the principle. So far, there has been a legal vacuum and blank. Based on the above reasons, the handling of cases is far from easy as people think. Therefore, it is a wise choice for the parties to hand over these cases to professional lawyers to represent them. When lawyers accept property cases, their charging standards shall refer to the charging standards set by relevant units. For some difficult lawsuits, lawyers also have their own industry charging standards. Not all lawyers charge the same price for litigation fees, and the nature of the case must be distinguished. Legal objectives:
"Measures for the Administration of Lawyer Fees"
Article 10
Lawyer service fees can be based on different service contents, such as piece-rate fees and proportional rates. Charges and hourly charges, etc.
Piece-rate fees are generally applicable to legal matters that do not involve property relationships;
Charges based on the subject matter ratio are applicable to legal matters that involve property relationships;
Hourly fees can be Applies to all legal matters.