Question: Who should bear the lawyer's fees for insurance companies
According to our current laws and regulations on the payment of litigation costs, if a civil litigation case is caused by a debt dispute, the litigation costs will be fully borne by the losing party; However, for those cases in which lawyers are entrusted to handle litigation affairs, the lawyer service fees involved shall be borne by the clients themselves. It is worth noting that, in principle, the litigation costs should be borne by the losing party, unless the winning party can voluntarily bear the additional costs. In litigation cases involving lawyers' fees, the party who hires a lawyer is usually responsible for paying the fees. However, in the case of private economic exchanges, if a party becomes a defendant in the process of litigation, and it hires a lawyer to defend and ultimately wins the plaintiff, the defendant has the right to claim the lawyer's fee from the plaintiff (the law clearly supports one party to pay the other party the necessary fees paid for the trial of the case). Therefore, in a debt dispute case, you can clearly put forward a claim that the losing party should bear the lawyer's fees in the indictment.
