Art. 46 LOI sur la profession d'avocat (LPAv) - Fixation

Arr.t.2021.506 · vd (Art. 46 LPAv)

Fee Moderation in Mandatory Social Insurance Proceeding for Pension Division

Cited as the basis for criteria used in moderating fees (time spent, difficulty, result, experience) which informed the final amount.

HC.2021.227 · vd (Art. 46 al. 1 LPAv)

Attorney Fee Moderation Appeal Dismissed

Cited as the legal basis for assessing lawyer's fees, although the substance of the decision relies on the facts and established practice regarding information provided.

HC.2021.34 · vd (art. 46 al. 1 LPAv)

Marital Fees Appeal: Timeliness Upheld, Fee Reduction Increased Due to Disproportionate Initial Reduction

This article was cited in the preamble, but the final orders (II) focused on the moderation based on lack of information (Art. 12 LLCA), not the primary criteria for setting fees under Art. 46 LPAv.

Arr.t.2020.237 · vd (Art. 46 LPAv)

Attorney Fee Moderation in Social Insurance Dispute

Cited in the context of Vaud law governing how lawyer's fees are determined (time spent, difficulties, etc.), which justifies the rejection of the moderation request.

HC.2020.180 · vd (Art. 46 al. 1 LPAv)

Appeal Against Fee Moderation Decision Upheld

This article establishes the criteria for determining lawyer's fees, which was relevant to the substance of the dispute being reviewed.

HC.2018.1164 · vd (Art. 46 LPAv)

Attorney Fee Moderation Appeal Regarding Protective Measures Invoices

This provision, concerning the criteria for setting lawyer's fees (including the result obtained), was explicitly cited as the legal basis for assessing the fees, which is central to the ruling to reject the appeal and confirm the fee moderation.

HC.2018.1070 · vd (art. 46 LPAv)

Attorney Fee Dispute and Moderation Appeal

This provision, governing attorney fees, was implicitly used as the basis for the partial admission of the appeal and the subsequent moderation of the fees, as the court addressed the excessive charging claims under this article throughout its reasoning.

GE.2017.0134 · vd (art. 46 LPAv)

Attorney Fee Moderation Due to Failure to Request Provisions

Cited in the reasoning as the basis for determining the attorney's fees, which justifies the moderation applied in the orders.

GE.2016.0107 · vd (art. 46 LPAv)

Attorney Fee Moderation in Administrative Appeal Following Partial Payment and Exceeded Limit

This provision outlines the criteria for determining lawyer's fees, which formed the basis for fixing the final amount.

HC.2016.165 · vd (art. 46 LPAv)

Appeal Regarding Moderated Attorney Fees and Billable Time Assessment

Cited in relation to the substantive review of the calculation of fees based on time spent, which led to the partial admission of the appeal.

ML.2015.167 · vd (Art. 46 LPAv)

Appeal Regarding Final Release from Opposition on Payment Order and Waiver of Costs

Cited in the header and the reasoning section, this provision concerning the lawyer's right to fees was central to the substantive dispute adjudicated.

ML.2015.21 · vd (Art. 46 LPAv)

Municipality v. Company: Validity of Assignment of Attorney's Fee Claim After Prior Distraction Claim

This provision establishing the lawyer's exclusive right to fees (distraction of costs) was central to the reasoning leading to the admission of the appeal and the setting aside of the decision.

ML.2015.1 · vd (Art. 46 LPAv)

Appeal Regarding Enforcement of Attorney Fees from Cost Award in Payment Order Opposition

Cited in the reasoning regarding the lawyer's right to claim legal fees (distraction des dépens) that the appellant relied upon to establish his standing.

ML.2014.195 · vd (art. 46 LPAv)

Legal Aid Franchise and Counsel Fee Dispute Mooted by Successful Appeal Costs

This provision is cited in the reasoning regarding the lawyer's exclusive right to awarded costs, excluding reimbursement liability for the assisted party.

ML.2014.132 · vd (Art. 46 LPAv)

Appeal Regarding Enforcement of Cantonal and Federal Court Costs

Cited in the reasoning as the basis for the lawyer's right to pursue the assigned costs ('distraction des dépens') for the cantonal court fees.