Van Cleave v. Osborne, Jenkins & Gamboa, Chtd.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• concluding that a firm’s attorney lien was unenforceable against its former client’s settlement after the firm entered into a consent judgment with the former client in a malpractice dispute
• awarding attorney fees to the firm that more efficiently resolved a matter, regardless of the length of time of its representation, in comparison to the prior firm that litigated the same case for six years without resolution
• awarding attorney fees to the firm that more efficiently resolved a matter, regardless of the length of time of its representation, in comparison to the prior firm that litigated the same case for six years without resolution
• awarding attorney fees to the firm that more efficiently resolved a matter, regardless of the length of time of its representation, in comparison to the prior firm that litigated the same case for six years without resolution
• awarding attorney fees to the firm that more efficiently resolved a matter, regardless of the length of time of its representation, in comparison to the prior firm that litigated the same case for six years without resolution
• awarding attorney fees to the firm that more efficiently resolved a matter, regardless of the length of time of its representation, in comparison to the prior firm that litigated the same case for six years without resolution

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).