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· 4/15/1992

West v. Jayne

Citations

  • 484 N.W.2d 186
  • 1992 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 70
  • 1992 WL 77961

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that even though a breach is not material to discharge duties, the plaintiff can seek other breach damages
  • concluding that a fee- sharing agreement between attorneys at the same firm is enforceable even though one attorney is later disbarred
  • concluding that a fee- sharing agreement between attorneys at the same firm is enforceable even though one attorney is later disbarred
  • noting that the promise of certain performance on the part of one contracting party does not necessarily mean that the promise rises to the level of a condition precedent
  • determining that the disbarred attorney was entitled to compensation because he completed his work on the cases encompassed by the fee-sharing agreement prior to disbarment and observing that his disbarment was unrelated to his work on those cases
  • determining that the disbarred attorney was entitled to compensation because he completed his work on the cases encompassed by the fee-sharing agreement prior to disbarment and observing that his disbarment was unrelated to his work on those cases

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Judges: McGiverin, Schultz, Carter, Lavorato, Andreasen

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