Johnson v. G. A. B. Business Services, Inc.

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• where the amount of attorney fees had not been determined at the time of an earlier appeal, the doctrine of res judicata does not bar a subsequent appeal challenging the propriety of the award of attorney fees
• “The general rule is that fees for services rendered by an attorney must be paid by the person who employs him, and are not recoverable by a litigant against the opposite party except in those cases which are specifically provided for by contract or by statute.”

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