Fees

Transparency -
Flexibility -
Adaptation

Every case is different. The billing arrangement is chosen together, based on the nature of your need and the predictability of the case.

Hourly fees

Principle: The time spent on your case is billed at an hourly rate agreed in advance (fee agreement). A detailed record of the work carried out is systematically provided with each invoice.

Suited for:
  • Evolving cases whose scope cannot be known in advance
  • Complex litigation or lengthy negotiations

Advantage: maximum flexibility — the cost reflects exactly the work carried out.

Flat fees

Principle: A fixed fee is agreed from the outset for your case.

Suited for:
  • Proceedings whose scope can be identified in advance (interim relief, one-off acts).

Advantage: you know the total cost from the outset, regardless of the actual length of the engagement.

Capped fees

Principle: Same principle as hourly fees, with a maximum amount agreed in advance. Determined according to the predictability of the case and the proceedings.

Suited for:
  • Time-billed cases with a budget envelope to respect
  • Clients who want the flexibility of hourly billing without budget risk

Advantage: the predictability of a flat fee, the transparency of time recorded.

Success fee supplement

Principle: An additional fee calculated as a percentage of the gain obtained or the saving achieved. Always combined with one of the main arrangements — never on its own.

Suited for:
  • High-stakes financial litigation
  • Clients who wish to share both the risk and the performance with the firm

Advantage: aligns your interest and the firm's interest with the success of the case.

— Frequently asked questions

Everything you
may be wondering.

A question not listed here? Ask it directly during the initial exchange.

Is the first appointment charged? +

No. The initial 15-minute exchange — by phone or video — is free and confidential. It allows the case to be scoped before any action is taken.

What payment methods do you accept? +

Bank transfer, cheque, or credit card. Instalment payments are available for significant cases.

Is a fee agreement mandatory? +

Yes. Since 2015, it has been mandatory for any engagement. It sets out the billing method, the rate, the terms, and any success fees.

Can the success fee supplement be combined with other arrangements? +

Yes, it is always combined with a main arrangement. Its rate is defined as a percentage of the gain obtained or the saving achieved.