No foil, no fee

The Irish form of no-win-no-fee: the solicitor charges no fee if the case is lost. Irish solicitors may not charge a percentage of the damages, and you may still face the other side's costs if you lose.

Frequently asked questions

What is No foil, no fee?

The Irish form of no-win-no-fee: the solicitor charges no fee if the case is lost. Irish solicitors may not charge a percentage of the damages, and you may still face the other side's costs if you lose.

Where is the term used?

Mainly in Ireland.

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