Case Lot

Case Lot

What are the disadvantages of having a case on a no win no fee? Does it cost much more in the end?

In trial, the most civil, the rule is that the loser pays the winner's expense. There may be many additional complications, and certain costs specific may not be recoverable, but lets ignore that simple. If you are the defendant and lost must generally pay compensation to the plaintiff so. When lawyers work on a contingency fee basis (commonly called no win no fee) the right to levy an additional percentage of costs if they win. This helps to offset costs if they are not lost. The percentage depends on the nature and complexity of the case and is determined by the court. As a customer "no win no fee" does not have to pay anything. To start, you are responsible for disbursements such as legal fees and expert fees. If you lose, you still pay the costs of another party. In general, these costs are covered by underwriting of insurance that covers you for loss. So, the problem of "no win no fee is that it always costs something, and if you lose may cost you (or your insurer) more than what they did because now he must pay for the extra percentage win rate also plus your insurance premium, etc.

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