Williamson v. Harvey Smith, Inc.

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• bad faith may be found in the defendants’ carrying out the provisions of the contract
• ex- plaining that the party seeking fees has “the burden of proof and must segregate out the hours that are recoverable from those hours not recoverable”
• “The fact that [the witness] was a party to the case simply goes to the weight and credibility of his expert testimony, not to his qualifications as an expert.”
• “The fact that [the witness] was a party to the case simply goes to the weight and credibility of his expert testimony, not to his qualifications as an expert.”
• “The question of whether a witness is qualified to render an opinion as an expert is a legal determination for the trial court and will not be disturbed absent a manifest abuse of discretion.” (citation and punctuation omitted)
• \The question of whether a witness is qualified to render an opinion as an expert is a legal determination for the trial court and will not be disturbed absent a manifest abuse of discretion.\ (citation and punctuation omitted)

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