Crox Quintanilla v. Jerry J. Trevino and Law Office of Jerry J. Trevino, P.C.

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• holding that proof of attorney's fees \must be sufficient to permit a court 'to perform a meaningful review of their fee application' \
• holding that section 27.009 “reflects both that costs and attorney’s fees are ‘expenses’ and that they must all be ‘incurred’ in defending the legal action”
• holding that the determination of a reasonable attorney’s fee under the TCPA “rests within the court’s sound discretion”
• recognizing that in interpreting a statute, its plain language is the most reliable guide to the Legislature’s intent (citation omitted)
• concluding that trial court’s determination of reasonable attorneys’ fees under TCPA “rests within the court’s sound discretion” and does not specifically include considerations of justice and equity
• recognizing that with statutory interpretation, plain language is the best guide to legislative intent

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