Gutter-Parker v. Pridgen

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• in a suit for money damages for breach of contract and negligent construction, “unless the ‘fruit of the labor’ of [the] attorney. . . was the recovery of [the] house [itself], an attorney’s lien against the house will not lie”
• lawyer who represented homeowners in a lawsuit for money damages against the firm that built their house was not entitled to enforce a lien under OCGA § 15-19-14 (c) against house because, although the lawsuit related to the house, the lawsuit did not seek recovery of the house

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