What is a fixed attorney fee?

What is a fixed attorney fee?

fixed

(maktu:), Arabic maḳṭūʿ

1. adjective, archaic Incision.

2. adjective, archaic Its value has been precisely assessed.

3. adjective, archaic Sold in bulk, not by measurement.

The Turkish Language Association defines the word "maktu" as meaning a fee with a fixed value. The fixed fee for legal proceedings, which we frequently hear, actually refers to a fee with a predetermined value.

In litigation processes, attorney fees are examined in two categories: fixed and proportional. Fixed attorney fees are particularly relevant in cases where the value of the litigation cannot be measured in monetary terms or the subject matter of the litigation does not have a monetary equivalent. Our article on proportional attorney fees... here You can view it by clicking.

Fixed attorney fees are regulated by the Minimum Fee Schedule for Lawyers.

Another point that should be emphasized is that when determining legal fees, in cases subject to proportional legal fees, the fee should not be less than the fixed fee.

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