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An attorney who failed to adhere to New York's recently promulgated letter-of-engagement statute may nonetheless collect a portion of his fees, a Brooklyn judge has ruled. The judge found that the payment the attorney had already received from his client represented the "reasonable value" of the services he provided, the lack of an engagement letter notwithstanding. The decision is the second locally in three months that has allowed a lawyer who failed to abide by the statue to collect under quantum meruit.
August 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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