Franklin P. Coady Nona Coady v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
RYMER, Circuit Judge:
The issue before us is whether Franklin and Nona Coady were entitled to exclude from their 1994 gross income $168,217 for costs and contingent legal fees incurred in securing Nona Coady’s judgment for lost wages and benefits arising out of her wrongful termination. We conclude that they were not, and affirm.
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In May 1990, Nona Coady was discharged from her position as Senior Loan Officer at Alaska Housing Finance Corporation (AHFC). Along with her husband, Coady retained the law firm of Hellen, Partnow & Condon (HPC) to represent her in a wrongful termination suit against…
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