Cameron Roberts Becomes a Partner of the Firm
Caplan Cobb is proud to announce that Cameron Roberts is a partner of the firm effective January 1, 2026.
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Caplan Cobb Files Amicus Brief on Behalf of the Southern Center for Human Rights
On November 7, Caplan Cobb attorneys Jarred Klorfein and Cameron Roberts filed an amicus brief on behalf of the Southern Center for Human Rights in Henry v. Sheriff of Tuscaloosa County, [...]
Caplan Cobb Recognized in the 2026 Edition of Best Lawyers®
Caplan Cobb is honored to announce that we have been ranked a 2026 Best Law Firm.
Georgia Court of Appeals Rules on Voting-Rights Case
Caplan Cobb and its partners at the nonprofit American Oversight secured a victory for public transparency before the Georgia Court of Appeals, which ruled last week in a voting-rights case that [...]
Partners Mike Caplan and James Cobb Featured on Founding Partners Podcast
For its 100th episode, the Founding Partner Podcast, hosted by Jonathan Hawkins, featured an interview with Caplan Cobb’s founding partners Mike Caplan and James Cobb. Mike and James discussed [...]
Caplan Cobb Welcomes Associate Christopher J. Hood
Caplan Cobb is pleased to welcome associate Chris Hood to the firm.
Sarah Brewerton-Palmer Speaks with 11Alive About the FCC’s Efforts to Pull Jimmy Kimmel Off the Air
Caplan Cobb partner Sarah Brewerton-Palmer spoke with 11Alive’s Chesley McNeil about the FCC’s recent efforts to pull Jimmy Kimmel off the air and government suppression of free speech.
Caplan Cobb Honored as a “Best Place to Work” by the Atlanta Business Chronicle
Caplan Cobb was recently honored for the eighth time with the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s "Best Places to Work" award.
Best Lawyers® Recognizes Caplan Cobb Attorneys
Caplan Cobb attorneys continue earning the distinction of being honored by Best Lawyers®.
Caplan Cobb Files Opening Brief in Eleventh Circuit Appeal of Florida’s Discriminatory Book Ban Law
On June 4, Caplan Cobb filed its opening brief in an Eleventh Circuit appeal on behalf of three parents of Florida public school students. The parents are challenging the dismissal of their [...]
