About Anthony K.
Anthony K. Ferguson earned his law degree from the University of Maine School of Law in 1983 after completing undergraduate studies at the University of Maine at Orono in 1980. He entered the legal profession at a time of shifting courtroom practices and evolving federal bankruptcy procedures. The academic grounding he received in Maine set the stage for a long practice within the state.
Ferguson is associated with Fales & Fales, P.A., where he has carried out his legal work. Over the years he has become familiar with the procedural and substantive rules that govern both state and federal practice in Maine. He is admitted to the Maine bar and also maintains admissions in the United States District Court for the District of Maine and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maine. Those court credentials allow him to handle matters that rise to the federal level or involve bankruptcy proceedings.
His professional affiliations reflect a broad engagement with the bar and trial communities. He holds memberships in the Androscoggin County Bar Association and the Maine State Bar. He is also a member of national and statewide groups that connect trial lawyers, including the American Association for Justice and the Maine Trial Lawyers Association. In addition, he belongs to the Maine Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Million Dollar Advocates Forum. Those memberships speak to an active professional life and regular contact with peers across different practice areas.
Colleagues describe Ferguson as steady and pragmatic in the courtroom. He has worked through a range of cases that require coordination with federal clerks, bankruptcy trustees, and local court staff. His practice has required careful attention to filing deadlines, discovery rules, and the varying expectations of judges in district and bankruptcy settings. He maintains a practice rhythm that aligns with the procedural demands of both trial and bankruptcy dockets.
He continues to practice at Fales & Fales, P.A., handling matters in Maine’s state courts as well as in the United States District and Bankruptcy Courts for the District of Maine. His current practice remains centered on matters that involve state and federal procedure in Maine.
