fee

feeling OK

1. A phrase used to ask someone if they are feeling fine, especially when one suspects they may not be. I heard you were sick earlier this week—are you feeling OK now? Feeling OK today, Tim? You look a little under the weather.
2. Feeling fine. Yeah, I'm feeling OK, just tired.
See also: feeling, OK

in fee

law (specifically of land) In absolute legal ownership or subjection. The courts have found that as the estate is in fee by Mrs. Williams, as arranged in the prenuptial agreement, Mr. Williams has no legal claim to the grounds or anything built thereon.
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no win, no fee

Used primarily by attorneys to indicate that a client will not have to pay a fee if they do not win their case. Our firm has a strict "no win, no fee" policy, so you can rest assured that you have nothing to lose in the pursuit of justice! A: "I can't afford a lawyer, though." B: "Hey, not a problem—no win, no fee."
See also: fee, no
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • kicking and screaming
  • from my cold, dead hands
  • great minds
  • great minds think alike
  • how about
  • how/what about...?
  • eggs is eggs
  • (one's) best foot forward
  • best foot forward
References in periodicals archive
Under this new policy, Nigerian citizens whose applications for a nonimmigrant visa are denied will not be charged the new reciprocity fee.
* If an investment advisor's fee includes the fees of subadvisors within it, how should investment advisors disclose the advisory fees of these third-party money managers and robo-advisors to clients?
* In most cases, a performance fee or carried interest with a hard hurdle should be preferred over soft hurdles.
To prove that "fees for fees" should be awarded, and in an effort to distinguish the contingency fee facts in Palma, the developer presented testimony to establish that it paid hourly attorneys' fees throughout the litigation.
Web site: http://edr.medctr.ohio-state.edu, click on "Conferences." Fee: general conference, $350 (for 3 days).
Legal fees and costs are deductible only as miscellaneous deductions under IRC section 212 and are subject to both the 2% of AGI limit and the 3% overall limitation on itemized deductions and are disallowed under the AMT.
An element of many award fee plans is the ability to "roll over" unearned award fee money from one period to another.
From 1996 to 2003, the money credit-cant companies make from fees has more than quadrupled, to $7.7 billion.
Fee Real Estate reached out to was the Wesley United Methodist Church in Beaumont, Texas which is providing shelter to displaced victims.
A $1 fee is collected on the sale of new tires and new automobiles.
"An investment adviser charges a negotiated flat fee and develops strict guidelines and investment selection criteria.
The Membership Committee also recommended that, on a trial basis, the Institute lower the conference registration fee for members in transition.
Fondly referred to by the plaintiffs bar as the "pot of gold at the end of the rainbow," the attorneys' fee provision entitled many attorneys in the past to an amount over and above the recovery record.
The Federal Reserve Board published on March 1, 2001, a final rule amending Regulation E (Electronic Fund Transfers) to implement provisions of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley (GLB) Act requiring disclosure of automated teller machine (ATM) fees.
The airport imposed a similar fee increase last spring when terminal and landing fees both rose by three per cent.