Fuller v. Krogh

The appellant is satisfied with the trial court’s findings on the accounting issue excepting for the allowance of $4,000 for Krogh’s supervisory services which he contends was arrived at by speculation. In making this finding, the trial court considered the estimated 1,428 hours spent by Krogh (during part of this time he was paid as an employee of Nor cor), the nature of the work, and Fuller’s expectation that Krogh would be paid for such work. Henkelmann testified supervisory work of this nature was worth $3.65 an hour. Fuller testified Krogh put in a considerable amount of time in excess…