Baker v. Zikas
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWhite, C. J.
The question involved in this case is the amount of attorney’s fees due the firm of Haney & Walsh from the proceeds of a personal injury judgment and settlement. A trial to a jury, in which the plaintiff Baker was represented by Robert C. Oberbillig, resulted in a verdict and judgment of $12,000, the case arising out of a claim for personal injuries received in an automobile accident. This judgment of $12,000 was settled by the plaintiff, represented by Oberbillig, for $10,000 which sum has now been paid into court. Attorneys’ liens were filed by the law firm of Haney & Walsh and also by…
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