Boozer v. Stephens
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McKAY, Justice.
Appellee Duane Stephens brought suit against appellants Etta Mae Boozer and O. O. Boozer to recover an attorney’s fee. The alleged unpaid fee was incurred by reason of appellee representing Debra Smith, appellants’ niece, who was charged with being a juvenile delinquent. It was alleged by appellee that appellants had agreed to pay appellee the reasonable value of his services. After trial before a jury, judgment was rendered for appellee in the amount of $1,925.00.
The jury found 1 (1) that appellants agreed to pay appellee the reasonable value of services rendered in…
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