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Legal Terms - damages-based agreement (DBA)
a type of no-win, no-fee arrangement wherein the attorneys for a claimant receive a portion of any money that is obtained. DBAs were only allowed in employment tribunal disputes until April 2013, however the Damages-Based Agreements
This kind of agreement is applicable to civil lawsuit under Regulations 2013. In situations involving personal injuries, the attorney may be entitled to 25% of damages (not including future care and loss damages); in cases involving employment tribunals, 35% of damages; and in all other cases, 50% of damages.
a type of no-win, no-fee arrangement wherein the attorneys for a claimant receive a portion of any money that is obtained. DBAs were only allowed in employment tribunal disputes until April 2013, however the Damages-Based Agreements
This kind of agreement is applicable to civil lawsuit under Regulations 2013. In situations involving personal injuries, the attorney may be entitled to 25% of damages (not including future care and loss damages); in cases involving employment tribunals, 35% of damages; and in all other cases, 50% of damages.
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