Consumer sends written notice to defendant (a mechanic) telling him that he is suing him under the dtpa. consumer states that defendant misled him with respect to the extent of repairs necessary to repair his car. consumer requests $4,300. he asks for $2000 for overcharges, and $2000 to restore the car to its original condition and $300 for time lost without the car. consumer also requests $500 for attorney’s fees. defendant mechanic tenders a settlement offer of $2300. he also offers to pay $500 for attorney’s fees. consumer rejects the defendant’s offer and the matter proceeds to trial. the jury awards the consumer damages in the amount of $1000 for overcharges, $900 to restore the car, $300 for a rental car, ($2,200 total) and $15,000 for attorneys’ fees (although the judge believes that at the time of the rejection of the settlement, attorney’s fees were at $550). what will be totally recovered by the consumer?