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no win, no fee

no win, no fee phrase: conditional fee agreement, a form of lawsuit for which the hired legal representative charges no fees to the plaintiff if the plaintiff does not win.

Phrase

no win, no fee

  1. (attributive, informal) conditional fee agreement, a form of lawsuit for which the hired legal representative charges no fees to the plaintiff if the plaintiff does not win.
    • I work on a no win, no fee basis.

Questions about no win, no fee

What does no win, no fee mean?
No win, no fee means conditional fee agreement, a form of lawsuit for which the hired legal representative charges no fees to the plaintiff if the plaintiff does not win.
What part of speech is no win, no fee?
No win, no fee is a phrase.

Words near no win, no fee in the dictionary

  1. no way, Jose
  2. no way, José
  3. no ways
  4. no where
  5. no while
  6. no win, no fee
  7. no wonder
  8. no word of a lie
  9. no word of lie
  10. no worries
  11. no wrong answers

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