Shank v. Lippman

Fred G. Dewey, while a member of the firm of Campbell, Dewey, Stanton & Bushnell, attorneys of Detroit, performed legal services for the plaintiff, Mary Shank, which resulted in a judgment in her favor against the defendant in the sum of $3,350, which has not been paid. On March 5, 1930, Mr. Dewey filed an affidavit in the cause, setting up the contract of employment, averring that there was then due thereunder the sum of $1,284.10 and interest thereon, and alleging that the claim therefor had been assigned to him. Ah order to show cause why said claim should not be declared a lien upon the…