D.C. RILEY, P.J.
On April 7, 1975, Joe Everett suffered injuries when his automobile battery exploded during servicing. Plaintiff, Everett's automobile insurer, paid Everett $16,013.72 for his injuries pursuant to his no-fault insurance policy. Thereafter, Mr. Everett retained the law firm of Levenson, Disner, Ruby and Fruitman, P.C. (hereinafter Levenson firm), to prosecute a products-liability action against both the manufacturer and distributor of the battery,...
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