Chatham Gilder Howell Pittman
232 Goodman Rd. W, Ste 305, Southaven, MS 38671, Southaven, MS 38671
About Chatham Gilder Howell Pittman
Chatham Gilder Howell Pittman is a law firm serving clients in North Mississippi and Memphis, Tennessee. Established in 1932, the firm handles personal injury, medical malpractice, workers' compensation, and criminal defense matters. Its founder, Gerald Weissinger Chatham, prosecuted the Emmett Till murder trial. The firm's five attorneys have recovered millions of dollars for clients, emphasizing trial experience and client attention.
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Notable Case Results
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$1M
Wrongful Death
Wisdom v. Ruark. Plaintiff’s decedent was hit by a vehicle after a box fell off his truck into the roadway. Police initially concluded the decedent was the sole cause, but discovery revealed the driver had alcohol in his system and was speeding. Settled pre-suit for policy limits.
$897,000
Wrongful Death
Robyn Howard v. Aetna Life Insurance Company, Royal Sonesta, Inc., Sonesta International Hotel Corp., et al. Groom drowned in a hotel pool during his honeymoon in New Orleans. Investigation revealed the pool was not built according to Louisiana law and lacked required safety features. Claim also involved care from Charity Hospital prior to death. Total amount obtained from all defendants.
$725,000
Truck Accident
Foster v. Kroger Dedicated Logistics Company and Tullos. Plaintiff Mr. Foster was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler owned by Kroger in a construction zone on the interstate, after he had come to a complete stop. Kroger initially denied liability, but discovery established driver violations. Mr. Foster suffered a neck injury requiring a two-level fusion. Settled after formal mediation and shortly before trial.
$411,600
Truck Accident
Robert Maines and Teresa McElvain v. Robert T. Hill and Wer-Mac Express, Inc., and/or Gwendolyn Nunley and Willie M. Ellis. Driver of a truck struck by an 18-wheeler at an intersection in Memphis, resulting in a permanently injured shoulder. Jury awarded a verdict after a trial in Federal District Court in Memphis.