DiLoreto v. Tiber Holding Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• “The rationale for permitting attorneys to assert a charging lien is the promotion of justice and equity.”
• “[T]he Court of Chancery examined all the circumstances of the fee arrangement, including the priority of the judgment, in refusing to recognize a charging lien. Clearly, there was no abuse of that discretion and accordingly we affirm.”

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