Is it appropriate to have a contract to entrust a lawyer to represent the case? Is the contract clear about the charging standard?

There are many ways for lawyers to collect litigation fees: 1. The two sides signed an agency contract, which stipulated how much to collect at one time, and then no more fees were allowed.

2. both parties agree on risk agency, that is, the lawyer's agency fee is calculated according to a few percent of the target, and so on.

No matter how you represent, there is an agency contract for you, and the agency fee will be very clear. It is illegal to charge fees outside the contract.