Citizens Bank v. C & H Construction & Paving Co.
New Mexico Court of Appeals
1DissentAndrews, Judge
I dissent.
The trial court has concluded (1) that “[t]he contingency fee contract between the Davises and Horn is reasonable and valid;” (2) that “[t]he contingency contract entitled Horn to a one-third fee upon the gross amount of the recovery, and the amount of one-third of the gross recovery representing Horn’s attorney fee is not subject to the set-off in favor of Citizen’s Bank;” (3) that “[t]he attorney’s charging lien is superior to and has first priority over all other claimants, relating back and taking effect from the time of commencement of Horn’s services;” and (4) that “Horn shall…
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- Oxborough v. St. MartinSupreme Court of Minnesota · 1926
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