In legal activities, lawyers and clients can voluntarily engage in risk agency, and voluntary agency contracts are legal and valid.
Contingent agency, also known as attorney fees, is determined based on winning or losing the lawsuit. Generally refers to the authorized agent, that is, the specially appointed litigation agent between the lawyer himself and the client. Clients will not pay agency-related fees up front. After the execution of the case is completed and the court session begins, the client will pay the lawyer, that is, the agent as an agency fee based on a certain proportion of the executed creditor's rights. If the lawsuit is lost or the execution is incomplete, the agent will not receive any remuneration or remuneration; if the claim is fully executed, the client will pay the lawyer's agency fees according to the high proportion stipulated in the contract. This kind of agency has certain risks for both parties, so it is called risk agency.