Contractual remuneration

The contractual remuneration is agreed upon with the client, considering the time demands and complexity of the case. I always respect the client’s specific needs and financial situation.

The contractual remuneration may be agreed upon either as an hourly rate, or per legal act, or lump sum, or a share, depending on the client’s individual needs and requirements.

Non-Contractual remuneration

If the provision of legal services (or its determination method) is not agreed upon with the client, the remuneration is charged according to Decree No. 177/1996 Coll., on Attorneys’ Fees and Compensation for the Provision of Legal Services (Attorney Tariff).

In addition, reimbursement of expenses and compensation for lost time are charged under the terms and rates specified in Decree No. 177/1996 Coll., on Attorneys’ Fees and Compensation for the Provision of Legal Services (Attorney Tariff).

Long term cooperation

For clients who are interested in long-term cooperation, I offer the possibility to arrange a flat monthly fee for the provision of legal services, which takes into account the expected length of cooperation and the expected scope of provided legal services, thus enabling better conditions than one-time cooperation.

The agreed remuneration does not include costs of court, administrative, notarial and other administrative fees, translations from or into a foreign language, travel expenses, etc. These costs are charged to the client in addition to the agreed remuneration.