Attorney fee valuation in constitutional complaints: fixing the subject matter value for an eA proceeding under RBEG.

The Federal Constitutional Court fixed the value of the subject matter for attorney fees in a constitutional complaint proceeding at €62,500, serving as a procedural administrative determination rather than a substantive judgment on the merits of the underlying dispute. The matter involved a constitutional complaint concerning an *eA* procedure (specifically regarding the suspension of proceedings or a similar interim measure) where the precise economic value required for professional remuneration assessment had to be established. The decision is grounded in the General Rules for the Determination of the Value of the Subject Matter of Attorney Fees (RBEG), which provide the normative basis for quantifying the subject matter in constitutional proceedings where no specific statutory value is assigned, enabling the calculation of the attorney's fee.