· 12/1/1972
Krueger v. STATE, DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Citations
- 202 N.W.2d 873
- 295 Minn. 514
- 1972 Minn. LEXIS 1133
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- concluding that a 33 percent contingent fee was not unreasonable, even though “the time and effort devoted to the settlement of respondent’s claim may not have been extensive or difficult”
- concluding that a 33 percent contingent fee was not unreasonable, even though “the time and effort devoted to the settlement of respondent’s claim may not have been extensive or difficult”
- upholding findings that employee and attorney entered into contingent-fee agreement and a fee in accordance with that agreement was reasonable
- upholding findings that employee and attorney entered into contingent-fee agreement and a fee in accordance with that agreement was reasonable
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Judges: Knutson, Peterson, Murphy, Schultz
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