¶0 Objector Daniel McClure appealed a $19 million attorney fee award and a $400,000 incentive award in a class action suit. The district court calculated the attorney fee amount using the percentage-of-common-fund method pursuant to a contingency fee agreement between the class counsel and class representatives. The Court of Civil Appeals reversed the district court's awards, holding (1) an attorney fee request in a common fund case is subject to the lodestar method, (2) the district court failed to properly calculate the attorney fee award under the lodestar method, and (3) the district court abused its discretion in awarding the incentive award to the class representatives. This Court granted certiorari. We hold that although Oklahoma's class action attorney fee statute gives courts flexibility and discretion in calculating fee awards under the percentage-of-common-fund method, the district court abused its discretion when it awarded an unreasonable attorney fee award and an incentive award not supported by evidence. COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS' OPINION VACATED;