Madrid v. Lawson
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Judge.
The plaintiff collection agency as assign-ee of Snelling and Snelling, an employment service, sued defendant Mrs. Lawson to collect a fee allegedly due under a contract between Snelling and Snelling and defendant. It was alleged that Snelling and Snell-ing secured a position for the defendant with a company and that under the terms of the contract a fee of 10 percent of the starting annual salary was owed. Defendant answered, denying liability on several grounds, including a denial that Snelling and Snelling had procured the position for her. After trial, the city court found that…
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