A court is empowered to ignore an unreasonable contract for attorney's compensation although it is not shown to be contrary to morality or public policy.

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Courts have the authority to disregard contracts for attorney's compensation that are deemed unreasonable, even if they are not explicitly contrary to morality or public policy, to ensure fairness and prevent exploitation.

A Court Is Empowered to Ignore an Unreasonable Contract for Attorney's