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Attorney's Fee
(redirected from Award of costs)

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Attorney's Fee
A fee a lawyer charges for legal services. Lawyers may work by the hour, for a flat fee, or may even be paid a percentage of the amount one wins in a lawsuit.
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Mr Riley had sought the award of costs of between pounds 40,000 and pounds 60,000, but Mr James said: "I am not envisaging an award of costs of anything approaching the pounds 40,000 to pounds 60,000, which appears to me to be a staggeringly high figure for these applications given the limited evidence filed so far in these proceedings.
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It is important that participants understand that an award of costs will not cover all of the actual expenses that they incur related to an appeal.
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