Legal Opinion
Moss v. Standard Brands, Inc.
Civil Court of the City of New York
Decided December 15, 1971PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Fritz W. Alexander, II, J.
It appearing that there is no dispute as to the facts in the instant case, the parties by agreement, have waived trial by jury and ¡submitted the sole question of law to the court for final resolution.
*626The agreed facts are as follows: This plaintiff, Myer Moss (hereinafter “ Moss ”), was involved in an automobile accident in June, 1964, with a vehicle owned by Standard Brands, Inc. He thereafter retained one Richard A. Hornstein, an attorney, to prosecute the claim for him against Standard Brands, Inc. Normal litigation procedures ensued culminating in a settlement of…
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