Reasonableness of attorney’s fees is a question of fact and must be supported by competent evidence.
The factors to be considered in determining the reasonableness of attorney’s fees include:
(1) the time and labor involved;
(2) the nature and complexities of the case;
(3) the amount of money or the value of the property or interest involved;
(4) the extent of the responsibilities assumed by the attorney;
(5) whether other employment is lost by the attorney because of the undertaking;
(6) the benefits resulting to the client from the services;
(7) the contingency or certainty of compensation; and
(8) whether the employment is casual or for an established or constant client.
Reasonableness of Attorney’s Fees