Attorney fee definition
Attorney fee means payment for legal services performed on behalf and at the request of a claimant under ORS Chapter 656.
Attorney fee. - means the amount charged by an attorney for his/her time spent providing covered legal services.
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Attorney fee payments shall be paid from the LLGAFF, but only in years where Settlement Payments to the Local Government Share are greater than $0.00.
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Attorney fee means the amount charged by an attorney for hi/her time spent providing legal services.
Attorney fee. The Firm will receive an attorney fee of one-third (33 1/3%) of all sums recovered by settlement or trial. In the event an appeal is filed by any party, the Firm will receive forty percent (40%) of all sums recovered after the date a notice of appeal is filed. "All sums recovered" includes all monies paid in settlement or award of damages, attorney fees, costs, penalties or interest. The attorney fee will be calculated before deduction of costs. If there is no recovery, no attorney fee will be paid. COSTS: Client is responsible for payment of costs. Costs may include, but are not limited to, filing fees, service fees, witness fees, research fees, and charges for investigation, records, medical reports, photographs, exhibits, photocopies, telecopies, telephone long distance, postage, travel and accommodations, videotaping, and depositions. If client is unable to pay all costs as incurred, costs may be advanced by the Firm. Costs advanced will incur an interest charge of 12 percent per annum if not paid within 30 days of issuance of a statement itemizing costs expended on clients' behalf. Unreimbursed costs will be deducted from any recovery after calculation of the attorney fee.
Attorney fee means payment for legal services per- formed by an attorney on behalf and at the request of a claimant under ORS Chapter 656.