Graham v. Turcotte

OPINION

UTTER, Justice.

Appellees, plaintiffs below, brought suit against National Bank of Commerce (bank), E. B. Roberts, Jr., (trustee), and Franklin T. Graham, Jr. (Appellant), alleging among other grounds, that excessive attorney’s fees were charged in connection with the collection of a real estate lien note executed by appellees to the bank. At the conclusion of appellees’ testimony the trial court granted an instructed verdict in favor of the bank and trustee. No appeal is taken by appellees to the action of the trial court in this regard. Based upon the jury’s answers to certain special…