In re the Estate of Freyer
New York Surrogate's Court
1Opinion of the Court
John J. Dillon, S.
The petitioner will be authorized to compromise the cause of action for wrongful death of decedent for the proposed amount and attorney’s fees and disbursements are fixed and allowed in the reduced amount of $4,442. The amount allowed for attorney’s fees has been computed in accordance with the retainer agreement as to the widow’s share of the recovery, but has been limited to 33%% with respect to the infant’s share of the recovery.
The decedent, a resident of Westchester County, died as a result of injuries sustained by him in Illinois. The proceeds of recovery, in a…
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