Breeden v. Lybrand
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
ROLAND L. BELSOME, Judge.
| Appellants, Ronald and Eloyease Lyb-rand (“the Lybrands”), appeal the trial court’s award of attorney’s fees to Appel-lee, Patrick Breeden (“Mr.Breeden”), for work he performed in defending the Lyb-rands’ property from foreclosure. Mr. Breeden cross-appeals the trial court’s failure to award attorney’s fees on his open account litigation.
STATEMENT OF THE CASE
Mr. Breeden filed suit to recover attorney’s fees that he claimed the Lybrands owed him for legal work done in defending the Lybrands’ property from foreclosure. The Lybrands claimed that they never hired Mr.…
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