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BOE-A-2026-21445 ·15 October 2026 ·Royal Decree Medium impact
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Legal professionals: new modules and compensation bases for legal aid

Royal Decree 824/2026 amends the Legal Aid Regulations (RD 141/2021) to update the professional remuneration system. The regulation introduces new wording in Annex II, which governs the modules and bases for economic compensation for lawyers and solicitors, and in Annex III, which defines when such indemnities accrue. This measure aims to adapt the regulation to the current situation without waiting for the future legal aid law.

In 3 key points

  1. New regulation of the modules and bases for economic compensation for lawyers and solicitors, Annex II (Artículo único)
  2. Modification of the timing for the accrual of indemnity for services rendered, Annex III (Artículo único)
  3. Express repeal of Order PJC/281/2025 of 21 March (Artículo único)

How it affects those involved

For legal professionals and solicitors, the regulation directly modifies the amount and calculation of their fees for legal aid services by updating Annexes II and III of the regulations. The provision also entails the repeal of Order PJC/281/2025 of 21 March, unifying the compensation regime. No new administrative burdens are introduced for citizens.

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2026-10-15PublishedPublished in the BOE
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