Brodie v. Watkins
Supreme Court of Arkansas
On motion to settle amount of Attorneys' fees,
1Opinion of the Court
EakiN, J.:
The property in this case sold for the sum of $10,000, which sum, in the adjustment of other attorneys’ fees, has been taken without objection, as the amount recovered.
B. D. Turner, Esq., an attorney-at-law, on the 1st of June, 1877, filed an application in this court for a lien upon the fund for services rendered the appellees; stating that they had agreed to pay him ten per cent upon the amount collected; that, under the agreement, he instituted the suit, and rendered material services in the prosecution.
Objections are made by Greer & Baucum, assignees of the claim upon which the…
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