Where employment for services has been established "the law implies a promise to pay the reasonable value of the services." Alvarado v. Giedraitis, 33 Conn.Sup. 758 (Appellate Session of the Superior Court, 1976). The plaintiff apprised the defendant of its rates per hour for each of its employees and the defendant never objected to them.

The court holds that where there is an express contract, damages may be based on reasonable value of the plaintiff's services. First Hartford Realty Corporation et al. v. Sidney Ellis, 181 Conn. 25 Alvarado v. Giedraitis, 33 Conn. Sup. 758 Lavitt v. Aberle, 144 Conn. 723. 5. The defendant claims that there was insufficient evidence to support a finding that the customs and practices of the Securities Industry warrant a $375,000 commission from the defendant.