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Caffery, Oubre, Campbell & Garrison, L.L.P.

Caffery, Oubre, Campbell & Garrison, L.L.P.

100 East Vermilion Street, Suite 201, Lafayette, LA 70501, Lafayette, LA 70501

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5 Attorneys
2 Locations
$12.9M+ Recovered
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About Caffery, Oubre, Campbell & Garrison, L.L.P.

Caffery, Oubre, Campbell & Garrison, L.L.P. is a Louisiana law firm with offices in Lafayette and New Iberia. Founded over 70 years ago, the firm focuses on civil litigation, including insurance defense, workers' compensation defense, and maritime personal injury litigation defense. Its attorneys represent clients in state and federal courts throughout Louisiana. Several former firm members have been appointed as federal judges or a US Attorney. The firm's lawyers have extensive trial experience in over 200 cases.

Notable Case Results

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$11M

Insurance Law

Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that a reinsurer, OneBeacon, had to pay $11 million for losses and an additional $7 million+ for defense costs in asbestos claims due to ambiguous policy language.

2018Trial VerdictView

$1.6M

Property Insurance

Hiker LLC sued Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Company for over $1.6 million in compensation and penalties for alleged bad faith conduct after the insurer offered only $55,287.27 for hurricane damage.

2014View

$175,000

Bad Faith Insurance

An insurer failed to inform a policyholder of a $25,000 settlement offer from an injury victim. The offer was later rejected, and the injury victim obtained a $175,000 judgment against the policyholder. The policyholder then sued the insurer for bad faith.

2015Trial VerdictView

$150,000

Bad Faith Insurance

Louisiana Supreme Court ruled that an insurer's failure to inform its insured of a settlement offer within policy limits constituted bad faith, leading to a $150,000 judgment against the insured beyond policy coverage.

2015Trial VerdictView

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