Fryar v. Johnsen

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• holding that attorney’s ability, experience, and skill may be considered in fixing amount of attorney’s fees
• applying prior law; discussing factors to be considered in determining attorney’s fees award to worker’s counsel
• noting relative success and time expended by attorney as an appropriate consideration in setting amount of fee
• addressing the issue of reasonable attorney fees in the context of workers' compensation cases
• addressing the issue of reasonable attorney fees in the context of workers’ compensation cases
• attorney fees paid in worker compensation cases are ultimately reflected in higher insurance premiums and later in the cost of goods and services to the general public

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).