Whether I’m representing a large corporation or an individual, I am committed to providing first-rate representation.”
Christopher H. Coleman has a history of obtaining favorable results for national and local corporations, governmental entities, and individual litigants. He has been recognized as a Rising Star by Mid-South Super Lawyers for his professional achievements and dedication to excellence.
Mr. Coleman maintains a broad litigation practice that includes insurance coverage disputes, insurance bad faith, large loss subrogation, product liability, personal injury, and commercial litigation.
He graduated cum laude from the Mississippi College School of Law in 2005 and joined CWP as an associate that same year. A native of Jackson, Mississippi, Mr. Coleman has a strong commitment to his local community and remains active in various civil and non-profit organizations. He serves on several boards and provides pro bono legal services through the Mission First Legal Aid Office.
Professional Affiliations and Achievements include the American Bar Association, The Mississippi Bar, Capital Area Bar Association, Virgin Islands Bar Association, Magnolia Bar Association, and The National Black Lawyers Top 100.
Bar Admissions include Mississippi State Courts; U.S. District Court, Northern District of Mississippi; U.S. District Court, Southern District of Mississippi; U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit; U.S. Virgin Islands; and U.S. District Court, Virgin Islands.
Education includes a Bachelor of Science from Jackson State University (1994) and a Juris Doctor, cum laude, from Mississippi College School of Law (2005).
Practice Areas include General Civil Litigation, Insurance Coverage Litigation, Bad Faith Litigation, Personal Injury Litigation, Commercial Litigation, Product Liability Litigation, Large Loss Subrogation, and Railroad.
Community Involvement includes the Mission First Legal Aid Office (Pro Bono Services), Mississippi Baptist Medical Center Health Foundation (Board of Regents), Harbor House Chemical Dependency Services (Board of Directors), and Springhill Christian Center (Board of Officers).
