What are the judicial criteria for assessing awarded attorney's fees, and what is the legal basis for them?

The court assesses attorney's fees based on its established criteria, such as a percentage of the adjudicated claim value (typically 10% for claims less than one million Saudi Riyals), while verifying the existence of a causal link between the committed wrongdoing (such as failure to restore a right) and the resulting damage, which is proven by the fee agreement. Any claim exceeding the judicial assessment is rejected.