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· 8/19/1959

Feo v. Knight

Citations

  • 114 So. 2d 440
  • 1959 Fla. App. LEXIS 3467

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding charging lien could not be enforced where there were no funds for distribution because the creditors’ judgment was more than the arbitration award
  • stating that a trial court may account for equitable considerations regarding the issuance of the charging lien
  • finding that third- party creditor, who had a lien against an attorney’s client before the resolution of an arbitration, had priority over the attorney’s charging lien for attorney’s fees arising out of their representation during the arbitration

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