Apfel v. Auditore
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtProskauer, J.
The plaintiff has had judgment for the value of his legal services claimed to have been rendered to all the defendants. The finding of the trial court as to the rendition and value of the services is amply sustained by the evidence. The corporate defendants challenge the judgment, however, upon the ground that the services for the most part were not rendered to them and that such work as the plaintiff performed for them was purely perfunctory and of merely nominal value. The stock of the defendant cor*458porations was almost entirely owned by two brothers, Frank Auditore and Joseph Auditore. The…
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