Chaloupka Law
P.O. Box 1724, 1906 Broadway, Scottsbluff, NE 69363, Scottsbluff, NE 69363
About Chaloupka Law
Chaloupka Law is a Scottsbluff, Nebraska firm representing clients in personal injury, civil rights, criminal law, and appeals. Founder Maren Lynn Chaloupka has 25 years of experience, trying 70 cases and handling over 80 appeals. The firm serves clients across Nebraska and nine other states. Notable results include a $28.1 million civil rights verdict for the "Beatrice 6" and Bob Chaloupka's achievement of Nebraska's first million-dollar personal injury verdict. Maren Lynn Chaloupka also serves as President of the Trial Lawyers College.
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Notable Case Results
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$28.1M
Civil Rights, Wrongful Conviction
Federal jury verdict for the 'Beatrice 6' who were wrongfully convicted and imprisoned for murder and rape they did not commit.
$2.6M
Civil Rights, Wrongful Imprisonment
Substantial settlement for a young man incarcerated for six months on false charges arising from a coerced confession and wrongful accusations of murder.
$1.2M
Sexual Abuse, Personal Injury
Jury verdict for a man who had survived being sexually assaulted as a child by his teacher, despite attempts to intimidate him into denying the abuse.
$1M
Personal Injury
Bob Chaloupka obtained Nebraska’s first million-dollar jury verdict in a personal injury case.
$1M
Civil Rights, Personal Injury
Settlement for a man paralyzed by unknown means in a Lincoln, Nebraska jail, specifically for 48 hours of pain and suffering due to staff indifference.
$1M
Criminal Defense, Murder
Bob Chaloupka secured both a million-dollar verdict and an acquittal in a first-degree murder case.