Grandberg v. Bernard

Appellee was engaged in conducting an agency for the collection of mercantile claims, and needed the services of an attorney at law. He apparently controlled the listing of the name of an attorney for the Baltimore area, in two publications of nation-wide circulation among forwarders of mercantile claims. In September, 1930, he entered into an agreement with appellant, a lawyer, whereby appellant would render legal services to appellee and appellee would procure the listing of appellant’s name as an attorney at law in the two publications. The annual expense of maintaining the listing of…