
Georgia Traffic Ticket Defense Firm: Law Office of Jason M. Ferguson, LLC
Free Traffic Ticket Review
An ex-federal prosecutor, Jason M. Ferguson began his career as a trial attorney for Progressive Insurance Company. After defending the insurance company in hundreds of automobile accident cases, Mr. Ferguson was recruited by the United States Department of Justice to prosecute federal offenses including narcotics, fraud, and illegal gun crimes. Mr. Ferguson was trained by the insurance companies and the federal government. Now he puts this training and experience to work for people, not institutions or large companies. Call the Georgia Traffic Ticket Defense Firm: Law Office of Jason M. Ferguson, LLC when you need a Georgia traffic ticket attorney who understands CDL drivers including CSA and a myriad of other problems that may arise when you receive a moving or non-moving violation.
License | |||
State | Status | Acquired | Updated |
AL | Authorized to practice law | 2003 | 09/11/2015 |
GA | Active Member in Good Standing | 2001 | 09/08/2015 |
Awards | ||
Award Name | Grantor | Date Granted |
40 under 40 – Southwest Georgia | Albany Herald | 2011 |
Recognition Award | DEA | 2009 |
Achievement Award | FDIC | 2008 |
Work Experience | ||
Title | Company Name | Duration |
Attorney | Law Office of Jason M. Ferguson, LLC | 2011-Present |
Deputy Staff Judge Advocate | Georgia Air National Guard | 2007-Present |
Assistant U.S. Attorney | U.S. Attorney’s Office MDGA | 2005-2011 |
Trial Counsel | U.S. Army Reserve Jag Corps | 2004-2007 |
Trial Attorney | Progressive Insurance Company | 2000-2005 |
Associations | ||
Association Name | Position Name | Duration |
National College of DUI Defense | Member | 2011-Present |
Georgia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers | Member | 2011-Present |
American Association of Justice | Member | 2011-Present |
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers | Member | 2011-Present |
Georgia Trial Lawyers Association | Member | 2011-Present |
Publications | ||
Publication Name | Title | Date |
Air Force Law Review | The Brady Bunch: An Examination of Disclosure Obligations in the Civilian Federal and Military Justice Systems | 2011 |
Nova Law Review | Randolph v. Georgia: The Beginning of a New Era in Third | 2007 |
Mercer Law Review | Apprendi v. New Jersey: Should Any Factual Determination Authorizing | 2001 |
Education | |||
School Name | Major | Degree | Graduated |
Mercer University-W. George L.S. | Law | JD – Juris Doctor | 2001 |
University of Georgia, Valdosta State University | Political
Science |
BS – Bachelor of Science | 1998 |
Speaking Engagements | ||
Conference Name | Title | Date |
Monthly Meeting | Federal Drug Investigations | 2013 |
Monthly Meeting | Federal Law Enforcement Priorities | 2011 |
Federal Trial Bar | Drug Enforcement | 2007 |
Association of Corporate Counsel Conference | Recruiting In House Counsel | 2003 |