In re Ginsburg
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHofstadter, J.
Petitioner, an attorney, instituted proceedings under section 475 of the Judiciary Law to fix and enforce Ms lien for the rendition of professional services. The respondents successfully opposed the application and petitioner appealed from the order of denial to the'Appellate Division. That court (267 App. Div. 946) modified the order of Special Term “ to the extent of referring the matter * * * for a determination of the petitioner’s lien [and services] * * After hearings, the referee found in favor of the petitioner, but in an amount wMch petitioner contends is inadequate. The referee has…
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