Fees
Commitment & Transparency
Pricing
in France &
Switzerland
The LOONIS QUÉLEN Law Office applies a transparent and predictable fee policy, tailored to the specific needs of each case. Two distinct fee regimes are applied, depending on whether the matter falls under French or Swiss jurisdiction.
Thanks to controlled fixed costs, the Office is able to offer competitive fees while maintaining a high standard of quality in a secure framework, fully compliant with applicable professional ethics rules.

Fees in Switzerland
The amount of fees is determined notably based on:
- The complexity of the case;
- The time required;
- The significance of the interests at stake;
- The experience acquired in the relevant area of law.
Billing Methods
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Hourly Rate from CHF 280.- to CHF 450.- without VAT
Depending on the complexity.
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Flat Fee
A global amount for specific assignments, ensuring predictability.
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Value-added tax (VAT)
The Office is not subject to VAT.
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Success fee
An additional fee, in accordance with Article 12 letter e of the LLCA.
Fees in France
For matters under French jurisdiction, billing complies with applicable legal and ethical rules. The amount of fees is determined notably based on:
- The complexity of the case;
- The time required;
- The significance of the interests at stake;
- The experience acquired in the relevant area of law.
Billing Methods
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Hourly rate de EUR 280 .- à 450.- HT
Depending on the complexity.
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Flat Fee
Budget visibility for specific assignments.
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Value-added tax (VAT)
The Office is subject to VAT.
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Success fee
May be agreed upon, subject to a prior agreement that also provides for a base fee for work performed.
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Fee agreement
A written agreement sets out the terms and costs, particularly in contentious matters.
Initial Retainer
An initial retainer is usually requested at the start of the engagement, except for regular clients.
Cross-Border Approach
Billing in CHF for services performed in Switzerland;
Billing in EUR for services provided in connection with proceedings in France.
This ensures fair treatment regardless of the Client’s nationality.
Clarity and Accessibility
Rates are communicated from the very first contact and published on this website.
An estimate can be provided before any intervention, outlining the services and any applicable fees, where relevant.
For any questions regarding fees
In the Event of a Dispute
Switzerland: Commission on Lawyers’ Fees
- Rue de l’Hôtel-de-Ville 14 – CP 3952 – 1211 Geneva 3 – Switzerland
- Commission en matière d’honoraires d’avocats
France: National Consumer Ombudsman for the Lawyer Profession
- CNB, 180 boulevard Haussmann – 75008 Paris – France
- mediateur-conso@mediateur-consommation-avocat.fr
- https://mediateur-consommation-avocat.fr/
Frequently Asked Questions
Clarify your questions about our fees and services.
Consultations begin with a thorough analysis of your situation. The Office provides personalized advice tailored to your needs. The fee will be specified when scheduling the appointment.
Fees are set based on the complexity of your case and the time required to handle it. Each situation is unique, and the Office ensures a fully transparent discussion.
Yes.
The Office offers flat fees for certain services to simplify pricing for clients.
To receive a quote, simply contact the Office via the online form. You will receive a prompt response with an estimate based on your request and the information you provide.
No.
The Office does not charge hidden fees. Everything is clear and transparent from the outset. The goal is to build a relationship of trust with clients.
Do You Have Any Other Questions?
If you have any further questions or specific needs, feel free to contact the Office.
You will receive guidance and all necessary information about the Office.