The Law Office of Zach Ferguson, PLLC

He graduated from high school at Everman High School. He then attended Prairie View A&M, Tarrant County College, and Dallas Baptist University, receiving his Bachelor degree with a major in finance. Zach then received a full-tuition scholarship to attend Louisiana State University Paul M. While in law school, Zach was a finalist in LSU Law Center's opening statement competition. He was a regional

champion and placed 5th in the national ABA Arbitration Competition. Zach also competed as a member of the National Black Law Students Association Trial Advocacy Team. Through LSU Law Center's Juvenile Defense Clinic, Zach successfully represented juvenile clients who had been accused of crimes. During law school, Zach worked as an extern with the East Baton Rouge District Attorney's Office and worked as a law clerk for Louisiana Municipal Association. After graduating Zach passed the Texas Bar Exam, and started his own law practice. Shortly after, he was hired as an Assistant Criminal District Attorney for Tarrant County. While with Tarrant County, Zach served the citizens of Tarrant County by prosecuting felony and misdemeanor criminal cases. In July of 2016, Zach made a decision to follow his true calling: defending the rights of his fellow citizens. As a defense attorney, Zach is a zealous and aggressive advocate for his clients. He will fight for the rights of those who have been made targets of the criminal justice system. He will stand up for you. He will be a voice for you. He will have your back.