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Chas. Stockdell Gray, Esq.
Howard H. Barker, Esq
#3
It is my reco mondation that the Radium Company
should pay $2000. and that the Globe should pay $1000. So
far as the New Amsterdam is concerned, Mr. Edwin F. Smith who
represents that Company will have to get authority from it
to pay 1000.
In conclusion, the court stated that ir the pa rties
were unw illing to make the foregoing payments he would regard
his suggestion as without pre judice to the allowance in the
final decree of a much larger sum to Mr. Emmerglick, because
he knew if he allowed anything it would be appealed, and there-
fore if the fee had to be allowed by a court order it would
have to be much larger and more in proportion to the services
rendered. If we should decline to make the payment the
probability is that the allowance by the court which it will
officially make will be much larger. It may be as much as
$7500. but in all probability will be $5000. It is my opinion
that any such allowance could probably be reversed as improper.
However, it is my recommendation as stated above, that if we
can make the payment suggested by the court it would be wise
to do so. This is so in addition to the reasons already
stated, for the further reason that Mr. Immerglick appears
in four other cases in which he promised us discont inuances.
of course there will be no appeal from Judge Forman's decision
and Mr. Emmerglick promised that he will not engage in any
other radium litigation, but that he will refuse to represent
any other claimant. The resul t will be that We will get rid
of four other cases and possibly more and in addition, Mr.
Emmerglick w 111 cease to be a factor in the prosecution of such
cases; also there will be no appeal in the La Por te case.
Please let me have your instructions as soon as
practicable,
Yours very truly,
EAM: AO
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