Titlebook: Cost and Fee Allocation in Civil Procedure; A Comparative Study Mathias Reimann Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2012 Changes

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War der Nationalsozialismus ohne Beispiel?tion on contingency fees. While the first two trends have met with a widespread approval, the liberalization of lawyer fees is strongly criticized by the bar which continues to resist the full implementation of the respective provisions and keeps trying (probably with success) to restore the previou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2263-7Changes of Success in Litigation; Civil Procedure; Comparative Law; Cost Allocation; Cost Fee Regimes in

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,W?hrungsrisiken im Unternehmen,he growth of commercial litigation funding is a predictable response to various features of Australia’s costs and fee allocation rules and practices, including the “l(fā)oser pays” rule, the prohibition on lawyer’s charging contingency fees, the hourly billing practices of lawyers, and the open-ended an

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,W?hrungsrisiken im Unternehmen,the losing party has to reimburse the judicial costs of the winning party, including the so-called expenses of judicial procedure. Recently, i.e., in 2007, this concept has been expanded to include the recovery of a (fixed) part of lawyers’ fees. This essay analyses the new rules and also deals with

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Jürgen Blazejczak,Wolfgang Kirnerjustice is a fundamental right protected by the Brazilian Federal Constitution (art. 5, XXXV)). This paper analyzes the main features of such rules and principles, taking into account the conclusions of the comparative study undertaken by the International Academy of Comparative Law (hereinafter ref

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