Cada, Jewson and Bryant

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Cada, Jewson and Bryant is a Lincoln, Nebraska-based law firm established in 1974. The firm's attorneys, including founding attorney James A. Cada, Linda M. Jewson, and Robert L. Bryant, offer over 50 years of combined trial experience in areas such as personal injury, estate planning, and business law. They are committed to providing dedicated representation and are active in the local community.

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Abogados

• James A. Cada — Founding Attorney
• Linda M. Jewson
• Robert L. Bryant

Servicios que ofrece

Personal Injury, Estate Planning, Business Law, Car Accidents, Truck and Commercial Vehicle Accidents, Construction Accidents, Unsafe Products, Medical Malpractice, Creditors' Rights & Collection Law, Workers' compensation, Social Security Disability, Wrongful Death

Año de fundación

1974

Consultas

Consulta inicial gratuita

Honorarios

For personal injury cases, the firm accepts contingency fees, where the fee is a percentage of the amount obtained from a settlement or judgment, and no fee is charged if there is no recovery.

Oficinas

• 1024 K Street, Lincoln, NE 68508

Premios y reconocimientos

• AV® Preeminent™

Fuente: cadalaw.com · consultado el 10 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8 am–5 pm

Martes

8 am–5 pm

Miércoles

8 am–5 pm

Jueves

8 am–5 pm

Viernes

8 am–5 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

• AJ Chauradia· vía Google

  My experience with Cada, Cada, and Jewson, acting on behalf of a debt collector (PCR), was extremely disheartening. Rather than engaging in a good-faith effort to resolve the matter, they seemed solely interested in pushing the collector's agenda with no intention of settling. I spoke with Doug, who blatantly lied, claiming to have called me multiple times when, in reality, he hadn't. It's absurd to think that such tactics can pass as professional conduct. As an academic business professor, I find it deeply troubling that the current legal system allows debt collectors and their legal representatives to get away with questionable practices (they subpoenaed my mother-in-law, overall acted like a big bully), and in other states, such behavior would never be tolerated. It's only a matter of time before this approach catches up with them. I ended up paying an extra $80 plus my debt since PCR is collecting court cost fees for the Zoom motion to trial I attended with Judge Reuter (Courtroom 21). Unfortunately, I lost the focus to fight this battle, but I sincerely hope someone will have the energy to push this fight to the end and set a legal precedent. All in all, there's a lot of shady business going on to collect debt with no room to suggest the original firm (Gastroenterology Associates of Nebraska and Lincoln Digestive Health) did anything wrong. These two firms or entities are considered one at the time of practicing, but two when billing. Also, the firm gave a colonoscopy that should have been free but cost a fortune. It's crazy that a one minute change in the doctor's office's practice lead to this huge headache. PCR decided very early on that they were going to take me to court, probably because they saw my good credit. I hope you are stronger than me and can fight them to the end.

  2 years ago
• Mary M Allen· vía Google

  Robert Byrant - an excellent estate attorney. A person of great integrity & legal knowledge. He has done an excellent job listening to our needs & solving issues.

  7 months ago
• Marty Roach· vía Google

  I've been dealing with Cada law since 1966 and have always had the best results from Mr Cada going in today with my son who also is a client of Jim Cada, he is a very trusted attorney and gets things done right. God Bless you Mr. Cada.

  10 months ago
• Kaiden Bedient· vía Google

  We worked with Robert Bryant at Cada and had a great experience setting up our estate plan. He is professional and efficient. Highly recommend him.

  a month ago
• Bradley Munderloh· vía Google

  This law firm and their lackeys at Clear Recovery garnished my minor daughter's bank account for a debt of mine. My name, nor any of information is attached to her account. Cada tells me call Clear Recovery so I do, they tell me to call the county clerk. I also do that, county clerk tells me to call Cada. I do that again, then they tell me to call Clear Recovery. When I express frustration over all this run around, Cada becomes defensive and rude over the phone. The other very questionable part of this, I was served the papers at my place of employment, so why not just garnish my wages? Clearly know where I work and have worked at for years. As far as I am concerned this is an all new predatory level of low for an $800 medical debt incurred by overpriced healthcare, WITH health insurance. Unreal the climate we live in with the law, healthcare and medical bills to take a minor's paycheck from her first job because their parent couldn't afford medical care. Ya'll are as disgusting as our government. Shame.

  8 months ago