Cadden & Fuller LLP - Irvine, CA
Business Litigation Lawyers in Irvine, CA
2050 Main Street Suite 260 Irvine, CA 92614
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- 3 Attorney Ratings
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40
Years
Experience
Irvine Business Litigation Law Firm
Updated: 10/01/2026
Areas of Practice
- Business Litigation
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Customer Reviews for Cadden & Fuller LLP
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Verified ClientHired Attorney William D. Chapman 2016I am president of a 325 unit HOA and our board was faced with a difficult homeowner lawsuit. Bill was extremely thorough in his explanations about the issues and kept us up to date as the suit progressed. His personable manner helped us through a difficult period and helped us reach a settlement without the risk of going to a trial.
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Verified ClientHired Attorney William D. Chapman 2013I asked Bill Chapman to perform legal services for me. He did so efficiently, with little involvement on my part, and quickly. Bill is a very experienced, careful, and diligent lawyer who does his homework and presents the facts and argument in a hard-hitting fashion, but conscious of the many nuances and pitfalls in the law. He is very reasonable to work with and catches on quickly to the specifics of the industry of the client he is working for. If I have litigation in the future, I would like to have Bill on my side representing me and my business.
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Verified ClientHired Attorney William D. Chapman 2011William D. Chapman was tireless in assisting me through a highly emotional and tricky business matter. I was impressed with his strategic council and overall knowledge of case law & precedent without having researched the matter beforehand. In addition to the unparalleled legal representation I received, Mr. Chapman was very sensitive to the emotional toll the matter was taking on me and handled this with a personal touch you wont find anywhere else. Perhaps his greatest attribute is his undeviating personal and professional integrity.
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