On the recordJune 11, 1998
Isn't it also true a contract between a plaintiff and his attorney is a legally enforceable contract, which Congress should not impair?
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govinfo.govIsn't it also true a contract between a plaintiff and his attorney is a legally enforceable contract, which Congress should not impair?
Discussing the enforceability of contracts between plaintiffs and their attorneys.
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