A conditional fee agreement, also known as a "no win no fee" agreement, allows a representative to only recover costs if a case is successful, while the client pays disbursements and insurance as the case progresses. The representative can also claim a success fee or uplift from the other party if notice is given, and alternatives include private funding or legal expenses insurance.

1. Conditional Fee Agreements

2. A Conditional Fee Agreements: is often referred
to as a "No Win - No Fee" Agreement.

3. Representative Only Recovers: costs if the case
is successful

4. Client Will Pay: disbursements and insurance as
case progresses

5. A Success Fee/Uplift: can be claimed from the
other party

6. Notice: must be given to the other party to be
able to recover

7. Alternatives: are private funding and legal
expenses insurance.