Baruch v. Giblen

Counsel in this case are widely at variance both as to what the record discloses and as to what questions are properly here for solution. An examination of the record reveals a controversy between plaintiff in error and defendant in error over the payment of an attorney’s fee. Nothing more.

It appears' that in February, 1932, one, Dorothy Fir-man, brought a common law action against Sailing W. Baruch, Plaintiff in Error, claiming damages in the sum of $100,000.00 for breach of promise and other alleged grounds. Defendant in error, Vincent C. Giblin, was employed by plaintiff in error to…