Williamson & Co. v. Middleton

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• holding that where there is no competent evidence that attorneys' fees and costs were actually incurred, they cannot be awarded
• finding attorney could not recover attor ney’s fees when attorney presented no evidence that client actually incurred fees and when no fee agreement existed between the client and attorney

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