In the News: The Claiborne Ferguson Law Firm, P.A.

In the past, our firm has been featured in the news for the high-profile cases that we handle and the serious criminal offenses that our clients have been charged with committing. We have handled numerous murder cases in the past in which our clients faced life imprisonment upon conviction and we have obtained outcomes that allowed them to serve just one- to four-year sentences due to our representation. Those who are facing severe criminal charges can look to our firm for the representation that they need.

View Articles and Media Appearances Featuring Attorney Ferguson

In this section, you can find some of the serious cases that we have handled in the past, as well as some that we are currently handling. We have more than 35 years of experience and a long history of success in the cases that we have handled. If you have been charged with a serious offense, then learn more about our firm through our profile and from our track record. We also offer a free case evaluation so that you may obtain legal advice regarding your case without any financial obligation to us on your part.

Attorney Ferguson's hard-hitting representation and the favorable results in his cases have led him to be be profiled by local, national, and international media outlets, including:

Mississippi Public Broadcasting 

• Claiborne Ferguson Discusses the Unique Needs of Clients With Autism and the Adaptations Needed in Legal Practice to Best Advocate for Them

Miscellaneous

• Scarlet Letter DUI Punishment Costs Millions
• Attorney Ferguson Hired by Family of Memphis Man Shot by Police Officer
• Attorney Ferguson Receives 2017 Robert W. Richie Service Award
• Multiple West TN medical professionals arrested in sweeping federal opioid crackdown

WMC

• Police looking for men who posed as fake bounty hunters
• ‘John Doe’ indictment leads to conviction in 18-year-old rape case
• Lawyer: Security guard may not serve time after admitting to having sex with corpse
• 'This is a big mess:' Defense attorney calls into question MPD after body left in van
• Judge unseals legal documents in Nathan Bedford Forrest statue case

Channel 24

• Local I-Team: What Happened To Officer Sonya Henderson?
• Local I-Team Uncovers New Information In MPD Officer's Death
• Online 'Sextortion' Scam Targets Those Looking For Love And Ends In Blackmail
• Avoiding The "Sextortion Trap" When Online Dating
• Software Change Causing Big Problems At Shelby County Courthouse And Jail
• Local I-Team: Can Decriminalization Of Marijuana Actually Happen In Memphis?
• $10 Million Class Action Lawsuit Filed Over Jail Issues
• Pickpocket Goes On Shopping Spree With Stolen Credit Cards
• Cash Only & Hand-Written Receipts At Shelby County CJC Due To Computer Problems
• Local I-Team: Mayor Strickland Denies Breaking Promises on Stingray

WREG

• Man sentenced to 40 years for hitting 11-year-old with car, then raping her
• Identity of Police Officer involved in deadly shooting revealed, victim’s family hires attorney
• Few in County Government trained to use life saving defibrillators
• A week later, no charges filed against Robert Lipscomb
• Tabitha Gentry sentenced to 20 years for squatting in mansion
• Delayed rape kit testing makes victims reluctant to come forward

FOX 13 Memphis

• How often do sex offenders repeat sex crimes?

Commercial Appeal

• Craigslist murder conviction vacated, court finds judge ended jury selection too soon after juror cars get booted
• Collierville man to appeal hacking plea against Bartlett autism treatment center