Caperton G Coble

About the Attorney

Caperton G. Coble is an experienced attorney based in Memphis, Tennessee, with a proven track record of success in handling a wide range of legal matters. Specializing in areas such as personal injury, criminal defense, and family law, Caperton is dedicated to providing top-notch legal representation to his clients. With a focus on personalized attention and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for each case, Caperton works tirelessly to protect the rights and interests of those he represents. Whether you are facing a complex legal issue or simply need sound legal advice, Caperton G. Coble is here to help. Contact his office today to schedule a consultation and learn more about how he can assist you with your legal needs.

Client Reviews

Lyndon Baskin

9/08/2023

Im writing this review prior to the outcome of my case because I cannot emphasize enough how outstanding their services are.
I currently have the pleasure of being represented by Attorney Warren Campbell in a critical matter and right from the outset, the level of professionalism displayed by Campbell and their dedicated team was second to none. They were meticulous in examining every detail of my case, leaving no stone unturned to build a robust defense strategy. Thank you, Warren Campbell, for being a beacon of excellence in the legal community.

John W.

7/20/2019

Coble was my attorney for two years. I hired him because his junior attorney made a very good impression... before she left to be a judge just a few months later. He is a nice guy... but that works against him. Opposing counsel always got what they wanted... never opposed... and his 'settlement' offers strongly favored the other side. Unfortunately, Coble is also very forgetful and disorganized if it goes to trial. The best example was from my wife's deposition. Literally just 10 seconds after he swore her in, Coble looked down at his papers, looked up, and then asked "Now have I sworn you in yet"??? Everyone was shocked. My jaw hit the floor... but it was a bit late to be switching attorneys at that point. I should have. I stuck with him till his new junior attorney left for maternity leave just a month before trial... and I knew he couldn't handle the trial. I fired him, and somehow he found $10k of additional billable hours 'organizing' my papers before leaving. Avoid at all cost!