Per Curiam.
The parties are attorneys who, while sharing office space in November, 1967, were jointly retained to prosecute a wrongful death action. Both concur in the fact that, when retained, they orally agreed to equally share any resulting fee. The trial court found that at the time of retainer the parties did not discuss or agree upon a division of the services to be performed. It was conceded that after some initial joint research, the parties agreed...
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