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Criminal Law

Severity of the charge: More serious charges typically require more lawyer time and resources, thus leading to higher fees.
Complexity of the case: Cases with intricate details or witness testimony might require more investigation and legal strategy, thus increasing the cost.
Trial vs. Plea Bargain: If your case goes to trial, expect higher fees compared to resolving it through a plea bargain.