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Kohl & Cook Secures $16.7 Million Judgment for Paradox Capital After Prolonged Legal Battle

Sean M. Kohl

Kohl & Cook Law Firm, LLC is proud to announce a significant legal victory on behalf of our client, Paradox Capital LLC. After nearly three years of complex commercial litigation, the court awarded over $16.7 million in damages following a procedural ruling that found the defendants in default.

The case involved multi-million-dollar claims stemming from a commercial financing arrangement. While the defendants employed various delay tactics throughout the litigation process, the court ultimately issued a Show Cause Order and entered default judgment against them.

Highlights:

  • Damages Awarded: $16.7 million
  • Court Action: Issued a Show Cause Order and entered default judgment against the defendants

“This was a long and complex matter,” said attorney Sean Kohl. “Despite the tactics employed by Defendants, we stayed the course and maintained focus to obtain a great result for our client.”

This outcome reflects the firm’s dedication, strategic persistence, and client first mindset. It serves as a reminder that even in the face of procedural hurdles and aggressive defense tactics, focused advocacy can prevail.

Commercial Litigation in Ohio

Kohl & Cook routinely handles high stakes litigation involving breach of contract, business fraud, and commercial lending disputes. Our attorneys combine deep legal insight with focused execution to protect the financial interests of businesses and investors across Ohio.

Need help with a commercial dispute? Contact us to schedule a consultation:
www.kohlcook.com | (614) 763-5111

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