Goncharuk v. Barrong (2006)
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Culhane v. Thovson (2026)
“Generally, an attorney who is discharged [by the client without cause] before the occurrence of the contingency provided for in a contingency fee contract may not recover compensation on the basis of the contract, but rather the attorney is entitled only to the reasonable value of the services rendered based upon quantum meruit.” Consolver v. Hotze, 395 P.3d 405 , 411 (Kan. 2017) (citation omitted); see also Goncharuk v. Barrong, 133 P.3d 510 , 512–13 (Wash. Ct. App. 2006);…