Basin Credit Consultants, Inc. v. Obregon

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• holding that opposing affidavit did not create fact issue for summary judgment purposes because it only criticized the amount of fees sought as excessive and did not “set forth the affiant’s qualifications or the basis for his opinion as to what a reasonable fee would be”
• determining affidavit that “simply criticize[d] the amount of fees sought . . . as excessive” did not raise a fact issue regarding reasonableness

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