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Contingent Fee Lobbying: Inflaming Avarice or Facilitating Constitutional Rights? [PDF]
Contingent fee lobbying has long been a disfavored practice. Although some commentators argue that use of a contingent fee lobbying contract could open up federal legislative and regulatory processes to greater participation by Americans of limited means,
Susman, Thomas M.
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Nonrefundable Retainers: Impermissible Under Fiduciary, Statutory and Contract Law [PDF]
Since the New York Court of Appeals banned nonrefundable retainers, numerous other courts have joined in prohibiting this widespread practice of lawyers charging a fee for services in advance and keeping the fee even if the services are not performed ...
Brickman, Lester +1 more
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On legality of the loan processing fee in the Serbian law [PDF]
Ever since the outbreak of the world economic crisis the banks have been burdened by a negative public image, which is a trend existing in Serbia as well.
Živković Miloš
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Metaphors can be used to influence people´s decision-making processes. In the judicial context, the use of metaphors is widespread, but its influence on the decision-making process in court has rarely been studied.
Mohnke Margaux +2 more
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Diat and Peace Money in the Crime of Culpable Homicide
Islamic Law and Indonesian Criminal Law place compensation as an essential part of criminal liability. The fundamental difference is that compensation is primary in Islamic law, while positive law is an alternative.
Abu Hapsin, Nazar Nurdin
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Consideraciones sobre el nuevo régimen de las tasas judiciales en España [PDF]
La Ley 10/2012 aprobó un nuevo régimen de tasas judiciales que grava la interposición de determinados actos jurisdiccionales en los órdenes jurisdiccionales civil, contenciosoadministrativo y social. El sujeto pasivo de estas tasas es cualquier persona
Teixidor Martínez, Neus
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Court costs as an element of the mechanism of ensuring access to justice
The right of access to justice is considered as an international standard for judicial protection of rights, along with the ways in which court costs can be used for regulatory purposes.
M. V. Haidar, O. M. Shumilo
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. Background of this article is, although it was first emerged in Common Law system countries, the practice of class action has been growing in Indonesia.
Laras Susanti
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The legal status of the class members during the group litigation
The study discusses certain rules of group litigation in the civil procedure in the context of the legal status of class members in procedural relations. Attention is paid to the rights and obligations of the person who applies to court with a request to
Egor S. Trezubov, Natalya S. Zvyagina
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Experience of European Countries in Ensuring Access to Justice Through Legal Costs
Access to justice is a fundamental principle in legal systems worldwide, ensuring that individuals can effectively exercise their rights and seek redress through the judiciary.
M. V. Haidar, O. M. Shumilo
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