Albert D. Massi, Ltd. v. Bellmyre

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• concluding that an attorney was not a party to his client's case and did not have standing to appeal an order determining his attorney's lien
• concluding that appellant attorney, who was not a party to the action below, had no standing to appeal the order determining his liens, and that his proper recourse was through a petition for extraordinary writ
• stating that \an attorney representing a client in a case is not a party to the action and does not have standing to appeal\
• concluding that appellant attorney, who was not OF NEVADA Skeikr (0) 1947A •41B a party to the action below, had no standing to appeal the order determining his liens, and that his proper recourse was through a petition for extraordinary writ
• explaining that to qualify as a party, a person must have been named and served
• stating that a party is someone who has been named as served

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