Valuation of attorney's professional activity in constitutional complaint proceedings based on subjective and objective significance

The Federal Constitutional Court (1st Senate) set the subject-matter value of the attorney's services at €500,000, a determination that implicitly recognized the substantial scope and importance of the legal representation. This decision arose within the context of a constitutional complaint proceeding, where the Court assessed the professional activity required to address the underlying constitutional issues. The valuation was grounded in the subjective and objective significance of the proceedings and the promotion of justice through legal representation, applying the established doctrine that the value of attorney work reflects the complexity and impact of the case. No prior instances are mentioned, and the outcome stands as the final administrative calculation of the subject-matter value for fee purposes in this constitutional litigation.