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Caddell & Chapman represents plaintiffs nationwide in class actions and other complex litigation.

New Century Financial Wins Breach of Contract Case

Two lawsuits for New Century Financial, Inc., a Houston based factoring company, were recently tried. The first case, against construction giant CB&I Howe Baker, was a breach of contract case tried in front of Harris County District Judge Joseph “Tad” Halbach. Judge Halbach rendered a judgment awarding New Century 100% of its claimed damages, plus all of its attorney’s fees. The second case, another breach of contract case, was against Hisaw & Associates, General Contractors, …

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Caddell & Chapman represents plaintiffs nationwide in class actions and other complex litigation.

Settlement for Catastrophic House Fire

Caddell & Chapman successfully represented the family of a young girl in a products liability lawsuit against an international electronics corporation. The lawsuit alleged that an electronic appliance failed and caused a house fire. The fire had started in a children’s bedroom, and a young girl sleeping on a top bunk received terrible second and third degree burn injuries to roughly one-third of her body. The product manufacturer agreed that the fire began in the …

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Caddell & Chapman represents plaintiffs nationwide in class actions and other complex litigation.

Airline Crash Disaster Litigation

Michael Caddell and Cynthia Chapman successfully concluded their representation of clients from the Dominican Republic in claims against American Airlines and Airbus. The litigation arose from the crash of American Airlines Flight 587 which occurred on November 12, 2001 and resulted in the deaths of 265 people.…

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Caddell & Chapman represents plaintiffs nationwide in class actions and other complex litigation.

Caddell & Chapman Defends Hotel Owners

The management company for Hotel Icon sued the owners of the hotel for a substantial sum of money for breach of the management agreement. Caddell & Chapman took the case on a “reverse” contingent fee basis, meaning its fee was to be calculated on a percentage of the amount sought by the management company in the lawsuit that the owners did not have to pay at the end of the lawsuit. The case was settled …

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