· 7/7/1995
Citadel Corp. v. All-South Subcontractors, Inc.
Citations
- 458 S.E.2d 711
- 217 Ga. App. 736
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- billing statements constitute nothing more than hearsay without testimony of a witness with personal knowledge of the services purportedly rendered and reported therein
- no evidence presented from which jury could determine what portion of time spent was attributable to recoverable fees
- no evidence presented from which jury could determine what portion of time spent was attributable to recoverable fees
- no evidence was presented from which the fact finder could determine what portion of time spent was attributable to recoverable fees
- no evidence was presented from which the factfinder could determine what portion of time spent was attributable to recoverable fees
- an award of attorney fees is unauthorized if a plaintiff fails to prove the actual costs of attorneys and the reasonableness of those costs
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Judges: McMurray, Andrews, Blackburn
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