Johns v. Klecan

How courts have described this case

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• finding that attorneys discharged for cause “are entitled, like those discharged without cause, to a quantum meruit recovery of fees”
• finding that attorneys discharged for cause “are entitled, like those discharged without cause, to a quantum meruit recovery of fees”
• the time and labor an attorney spends on a case is only one factor a court should consider in awarding fees
• evidence relating to the time and labor element can be considered along with evidence relating to the additional factors for determining fees
• evidence relating to the time and labor element can be considered along with evidence relating to the additional factors for determining fees
• “[T]he time and labor required in a case is but one factor to be considered in determining a reasonable attorney fee under the doctrine of quantum meruit.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).