DBA Fee definition

DBA Fee means 40% of the Damages paid by the Opponent or any other party to the Client in respect of the Settlement of the Claim or of the amounts accounted for / offset against any amount owed by the Client to the Opponent or any other party in Settlement of the Claim, together with VAT thereon. The DBA Fee plus VAT shall be capped at a maximum of 50% of Damages, less the cost of the ATE Premium. The DBA Fee to be paid is net of any costs paid or payable by any other party.
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DBA Fee means the lower sum of either:
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DBA Fee means (i) 25%+VAT of the Damages in the Case paid by the Opponent or any other party to the Client, where a settlement is reached prior to Court action being initiated against the Opponent, or (ii) 35%+VAT of the Damages in the Case paid by the Opponent or any other party to the Client, where a settlement is reached after Court Action is begun or initiated against Your Opponent
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Related to DBA Fee

  • Facility Fee has the meaning specified in Section 2.09(a).

  • Origination Fee means any origination fee payable to the Department by the lender with respect to any Trust Student Loan.

  • Break Fee means an amount to compensate a Proponent for some of the costs the Proponent had incurred in developing and submitting a Proposal in the event that the RFP Process is cancelled, as determined by the Sponsors in accordance with RFP Section 10.3.3;

  • Hire Fee the hire fee specified in Item 13.

  • Arranger Fee means a fee charged by the Arranger in relation to each Series of ETP Securities, as modified by the Arranger from time to time, as set out in the Base Prospectus of the Issuer.