Jackson v. Speed

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• holding issue not preserved for appellate review where appellants failed to object to the cost issue either at the hearing or in their motion to alter or amend the order
• stating that the contract between the client and counsel does not control the determination of reasonable attorney’s fees
• providing that an award for attorneys' fees will be affirmed so long as there is sufficient evidence in the record to support each factor
• recognizing South Carolina appellate courts have consistently refused to apply the plain error rule
• holding issue not preserved for appellate review where appellants failed to object to the cost issue either at the hearing or in their motion to alter or amend the order
• stating where the hearsay is merely cumulative to other evidence, its admission is harmless and does not constitute reversible error

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