"As it turned out, Deno negotiated a settlement satisfactory to Moncrieffe without the fullbore litigation they had expected," stated Judge Stuart A. Raphael, in his written opinion for the court. "The circuit court thus had a sound basis in fact to conclude that Deno provided real value to Moncrieffe while assuming a significant risk of getting nothing."
January 25, 2023 at 05:38 PM
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Two licensed Virginia attorneys brought their fight over a one-third contingency fee as agreed to in a one-page engagement letter before the Virginia Court of Appeals.
The appeals court upheld a lower court ruling in which attorney Adam J. Deno prevailed over his his former supervisor-turned-client, Stephen Moncrieffe—finding Moncrieffe owes Deno approximately $9,157.50, according to the opinion filed Tuesday.
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