Can a law firm sue the law firm after charging too much for various reasons?

Legal analysis: If the law firm charges more than the standard, you can sue.

Legal basis: "Measures for the Administration of Fees for Lawyer Services"

Article 3: Fees for lawyer services follow the principles of openness and fairness, voluntary payment, and good faith.

Law firms should be convenient and beneficial to the people, strengthen internal management, reduce service costs, and provide clients with convenient and high-quality legal services.

Article 4: Lawyer service fees shall be subject to government-guided prices and market-regulated prices.

Article 8 The government shall fully consider the local economic development level, social affordability and the long-term development of the legal profession when formulating lawyer service fees. The fee standard shall be based on compensating the average social cost of lawyer services, plus reasonable profits and statutory taxes. Sure.

Article 14 Law firms shall strictly implement the management measures and charging standards for lawyer services formulated by the pricing department in conjunction with the judicial administrative department at the same level.

Article 15 Law firms shall publish information such as the management methods and charging standards for lawyer services and accept social supervision.

Article 16 When a law firm accepts an entrustment, it shall sign a lawyer service fee contract with the client or state the charging terms in the entrustment and agency contract.

The charging contract or charging terms should include: charging items, charging standards, charging methods, charging amounts, payment and settlement methods, dispute resolution methods, etc.