I am writing in regard to your May 20 article about McIntosh v. Mills , which concerned the enforceability of an alleged oral fee-sharing agreement between my client, Robert Mills, and the plaintiff. Your article notes that my client has always denied that any such agreement existed, but it then proceeds to say that the trial court judge, whose summary judgment ruling in our favor is the subject of the appeal, �found� that the agreement was made. That is not true.
May 24, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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