Robinson v. Keaton

Sam Robinson, Associate Justice.

Appellant, Milton G-. Robinson, an attorney, represented appellee, Earl Keaton, in a claim before tbe Workmen’s Compensation Commission. The Commission allowed the claim in the sum of $2,363.50. In addition, there was an attorney’s fee allowed in the amount of $536.25. In the beginning, appellant and appellee had agreed to pool the total amount allowed by the Commission and to divide it equally. This was done, and appellant, therefore, received a fee in the sum of $1,449.25 for representing appellee in his claim before the Commission.

Later, Keaton took up with…