• Under certain laws, a party may recover attorneys` fees after meeting other legal requirements, such as for example. B the claim for actual damages. (37) • Where additional evidence needs to be demonstrated and there is a factual question, those questions must be submitted to the jury. (38) • The fact-maker must determine the reasonable charges on the basis of an instruction defining the star of the basic locomotive and the possible adaptation of the lodestern according to the specificities of the case. (39) • In cases where taxes are imposed, the use of “zero” damages may constitute a reversible error, unless it has been demonstrated that it is not necessary to assert or defend a claim. (40) • Like the costs of proceedings, the costs of appeal must be duly supported by evidence. (41) It is important for the Court of Justice to have emphasised that its decision does not preclude a more specific request for information relevant to an ongoing subject, which does not encroach on the lawyer`s strategic decisions or thought processes. . . .