Appliances, Inc. v. Yost

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• Trial court may rely on itemization of counsel services, time spent, and court’s own general knowledge to determine reasonable attorney fees.
• itemized list of services, court file and court's own general knowledge could provide evidentiary basis for court to decide amount of reasonable attorney's fees
• itemized list of services, court file and court’s own general knowledge could provide evidentiary basis for court to decide amount of reasonable attorney’s fees
• court’s general knowledge of value of attorney’s services and itemized list of such services were sufficient evidence upon which fee could be determined
• ‘‘[o]ur cases require an evidentiary showing of reasonableness where recov- ery is sought under a contract clause which provides for payment of reasonable attorney’s fees’’ (internal quotation marks omitted)
• no award for attorney’s fee may be made when evidence insufficient

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).